Telegram - Social Messaging Tool
You can use Telegram to send text messages, photos, videos, and files of any size to individuals or groups of up to 200,000 members. Messages are end-to-end encrypted and can be set to self-destruct. You can access your chats from multiple devices through cloud sync, create channels for broadcasting to large audiences, build bots using the open API, and make voice or video calls. It works on Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, and Linux.
What Telegram does
Send text, photo, video, and file messages to individuals or groupsCreate and manage groups with up to 200,000 membersSet self-destruct timers on messages for added privacyBuild and deploy bots using Telegram's open APIBroadcast content to large audiences via public channelsSync conversations across phone, tablet, and desktop simultaneouslyScreen new group members using AI admin toolsSchedule and automate messages using bot integrationsMessages can be set to automatically delete after a set timeGroups support up to 200,000 membersNo file size limits for sending media or documentsOpen API lets developers build custom bots and integrationsChats sync instantly across all devices via the cloudChannels let you broadcast messages to unlimited subscribersAI-powered group admin tools to screen new membersSupports smartwatch apps on Apple Watch and Android Wear
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