adding interaction on messages, QR codes, and larger animated emojis, but the most notable update was the translation of messages within the Telegram application, which means users are able to easily translate any messages to the default language without leaving the application .
Translate messages within "Telegram"
The message translation feature is available within the Telegram app for Android and iOS phone users, but it is not active by default and you need to enable it first, so let's find out how to activate it:
1. Open the Telegram app on your Android or iOS phone.
2. Click on the "Three Lines" icon at the top of the page.
3. From the menu, click on “Settings”.
4. Scroll down and click on “Language”.
5. Click on “Show Translate Button” and choose the default language you want to translate to.
6. Go to the individual or group conversation where the message you want to translate is located.
7. Click on the message you want to translate to your default language.
8. In the pop-up menu, click on Translate.
The application currently supports 19 languages, including Arabic, English, Spanish, German, Korean, and others, as indicated by the Gadgets Now website, which specializes in technology topics.
Interested in secret chats on Telegram? Here are the activation steps
The application provides an end-to-end encryption service , which is the most secure encryption between the two parties to the conversation, meaning that the message will be encrypted from the sender until it reaches the recipient, and neither the parent company of the application nor any intrusive party will be able to Know the content of the messages.
But this service is not self-activated, you have to activate it to get full encryption of your conversations, and the Telegram application explained the method as follows:
iOS: Go to the conversations list and tap the pen icon in the top corner > then select "Start Secret Chat".
Android: Tap the round pen icon in the conversation list > Start Secret Chat.
But remember that secret chats are device-bound, meaning that if you start a secret chat from one of your devices, you will not find it on another device once you log in, and if you log out, you will lose all your secret chats. You can also create several secret conversations with the same person if you wish.
conversations, but it is an encryption system from the application to the server and from the server to the application (Encryption to server), meaning that your messages will remain encrypted until they reach the parent company of the application, where the encryption is opened to the company, and then the encryption is re-encrypted to reach the future. This type of encryption means that if the company wants to know the content of the messages, it promises that the content of the messages will remain encrypted on the application servers.
Therefore, normal messages on the application can be retrieved when changing the device, but this is not possible with the feature of encrypted messages; Because its idea is that you do not want to keep the information and do not want to store it, and you want to control it to erase it permanently.
Have you tried the Self-Destruct Messages feature?
Telegram provides the feature of self-destruction and erasing of messages from cloud devices.
To activate the feature, press the clock icon (next to the text box on iOS and at the top of the screen on Android phones), then choose the time period you want. The counter starts when the receiver reads the message (it has two green check marks). And when the time is up, they are deleted from both devices as if they weren't there.
For photos that are sent with a short self-destruct counter (less than 1 minute), they can only be viewed by holding them down. By the way, the self-destruct counter only works on messages that were sent after it's activated, so any previous messages won't be deleted by themselves.