telegram instant messaging began testing subscription services in the app for some additional features, which the app offered for free, in order to start generating revenue from the widespread service.
telegram is one of the most popular social apps, due to its features and ongoing updates to deliver the best free usage experience.
According to a report on The Verge, fundamental changes in Telegram's policy have been monitored in the trial version first introduced by the app as a kind of test before official launch and access to users.
telegram plans to collect subscriptions
The report revealed that developers have noticed changes in the app version on apple's iOS system and iPhones, most notably the willingness to request subscriptions paid monthly or annually for a number of features.
he noted that the features are the ability to take full advantage of cloud storage services for many data such as photos and videos on the platform, although it is the feature that the app has already provided for years completely free of charge.
there will also be some new things, including more stickers and emojis that will be available to subscribers, as well as additional options for the app's feedback on messages.
while the report made it clear that subscribers would not be able to use these exclusive emojis in their various forms, the recipient would also have to have a paid subscription in order to be able to see them.
continuation of free services
telegram users will be able to continue to use basic services to text and participate in channels and others, completely free of charge, but will not be able to keep large amounts of data stored through cloud storage on the company's servers, the report said.
the plan will be limited to users for free, while they will have to sign up for more storage, so the biggest affected are channel owners and businesses on the popular platform.
telegram is trying to reduce the company's expenses in order to provide exclusive services, in the absence of a competitor who presents itself in the lead with meta-owned whatsapp, which has been competing against it for several years, the report said.
WhatsApp has begun to implement policies to collect money from app users but through WhatsApp for business.
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