Telegram rolls out story feature on its platform

Telegram Stories Feature

Encrypted messaging platform Telegram has rolled out a new 'Story' feature on its platform today. This new feature will allow premium users of the app to post stories that can be seen by the audience of their choice, including non-premium users. The Story feature is now available in the latest version of the app for Android, iOS, and Desktop.

This feature will appear at the top of the user interface of the app, right above the global chat search, and will allow users to share photos, videos, and text that disappear after six, 12, 24, or 48 hours, or can be set to remain permanently on the user's profile.

Users can separately choose who can see the stories

The stories will also support dual camera functionality, enabling users to capture photos and videos simultaneously with both the front and rear cameras.

Moreover, premium users can add more features to their stories, such as animated stickers, polls, and quizzes, allowing them to create more engaging and interactive stories than others.

(Source: IANS)

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