It's the best app when it comes to functionality. It has it all.
Can you name a feature that other apps are missing?
You can schedule messages
Have supergroups, subgroups, broadcasts, admin roles in groups,...
Channels can be configured in various ways. For example, you can post messages and choose the type of previews links render.
You can add voting options to posts
Members of the channel can only reply in threads so the replies are bundled.
You can decide wheter new group members can view chat history or not.
Members can be muted.
Bots can be built withing the app
Chats can be arranged in folders
*...
I could go on.
Also Telegram Mini Apps.
We don't need a RuSSian version of WeChat.
Yes like make it American is so much better. You are just racist.
No I think you are just stupid. I'm not even American lol. What does this have to do with racism? I don't care about the nationality or ethnicity of the developers, but about the country from which the company operates or has ties to.
I say the same of all who operate in American soil. You are stupid.
Telegram has Russian developers, but I would expect that it sells data to everyone complies to some other jurisdiction
The company is based in the UAE, not a great country either
Ok, I see. Telegram tries to combine Discord, WhatsApp and WeChat, but it isn't a great replacement for either of them.
Discord has groups, chanels, threaded conversations, allows you to mute people, great support for bots, folders, etc. Signal is much better for private chats though, it has a very secure encryption protocol and enables E2EE by default and is very focused on privacy in general. Btw Signal also allows scheduling messages. I tried Telegram for both groups/chanels and private chats and I found it really annoying to have my groups and channels in the same app as my normal conversations. Just use Signal and Discord/Matrix/Revolt.
I get it. That's why I use Plus messenger. It's a better, more customisable UI. Private chats, groups and channels are on a different page, if you want it.
Unfortunately I use Discord, WhatsApp, Signal, Element (Matrix) and SimpleX all combined because my contacts are spread out. Looking forward to secure interoperability.
Plus Messenger looks proprietary. You might be interested in Beeper once it's released, it let's you use all your messaging platforms in one app. And it's supposed to be secure and open-source.
I'm on the waiting list. I hope they get e2ee sorted out.
It's the best app when it comes to functionality. It has it all.
Can you name a feature that other apps are missing?
I could go on.
Also Telegram Mini Apps.
We don't need a RuSSian version of WeChat.
Yes like make it American is so much better. You are just racist.
No I think you are just stupid. I'm not even American lol. What does this have to do with racism? I don't care about the nationality or ethnicity of the developers, but about the country from which the company operates or has ties to.
I say the same of all who operate in American soil. You are stupid.
Telegram has Russian developers, but I would expect that it
sells data to everyonecomplies to some other jurisdictionThe company is based in the UAE, not a great country either
Ok, I see. Telegram tries to combine Discord, WhatsApp and WeChat, but it isn't a great replacement for either of them.
Discord has groups, chanels, threaded conversations, allows you to mute people, great support for bots, folders, etc. Signal is much better for private chats though, it has a very secure encryption protocol and enables E2EE by default and is very focused on privacy in general. Btw Signal also allows scheduling messages. I tried Telegram for both groups/chanels and private chats and I found it really annoying to have my groups and channels in the same app as my normal conversations. Just use Signal and Discord/Matrix/Revolt.
I get it. That's why I use Plus messenger. It's a better, more customisable UI. Private chats, groups and channels are on a different page, if you want it.
Unfortunately I use Discord, WhatsApp, Signal, Element (Matrix) and SimpleX all combined because my contacts are spread out. Looking forward to secure interoperability.
Plus Messenger looks proprietary. You might be interested in Beeper once it's released, it let's you use all your messaging platforms in one app. And it's supposed to be secure and open-source.
I'm on the waiting list. I hope they get e2ee sorted out.