Telegram 4.14.9 – FREE Multiplatform Messenger
Telegram 4.14.9 – FREE Multiplatform Messenger
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Telegram is a cloud-based mobile and desktop instant messaging program with a focus on security and speed. This open source application ensures pure instant messaging – simple, fast, secure, and synced across all your devices. Over 500 million active users.
It’s the fastest messaging app on the market, connecting people via a unique, distributed network of data centers around the globe. Users can send messages and exchange photos, videos, stickers, audio and files of any type. Available for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS.
Default messages and media in Telegram are encrypted when stored on its servers. But them can access the Telegram service provider, who holds the encryption keys. The client-server communication is also encrypted. The service provides end-to-end encryption for voice calls.
Telegram accounts are tied to telephone numbers and are verified by SMS. Users can add multiple devices to their account and receive messages on each one. Moreover, you can remove the connected devices individually or all at once. The associated number you can change at any time and when doing so, the user’s contacts will receive the new number automatically.
In addition, a user can set up an alias that allows them to send and receive messages without exposing their phone number. You can delete Telegram account at any time and they are deleted automatically after six months of inactivity by default.
Features of Telegram Messenger:
- Private – the messages are heavily encrypted and can self-destruct.
- Cloud Based – lets you access your messages from multiple devices.
- Fast – the program delivers messages faster than any other application.
- Distributed – the servers are spread worldwide for security and speed.
- Open – has an open API and protocol free for everyone.
- Secure – keeps your messages safe from hacker attacks.
- Powerful – no limits on the size of your media and chats.
- Connect from most remote locations.
- Coordinate groups of up to 200,000 members.
- Synchronize your chats across all your devices.
- Send documents of any type.
- Encrypt personal and business secrets.
- Destruct your messages with a timer.
- Store your media in the cloud.
- Build your own tools on our API.
- Free forever. No ads. No subscription fees.
In addition for those interested in maximum privacy, Telegram offers Secret Chats. This way you can send all types of disappearing content – messages, photos, videos, and even files. Secret Chats use end-to-end encryption to ensure that a message can read only the intended recipient.
Changes in version 4.14.9 (2024-01-19):
- Fix two possible crashes in messages history and group search.
- Fix local online status turning off. (once again)
Changes in version 4.14.8 (2024-01-19):
- Fix initial position and size of secondary windows.
- Optimize messages loading. (load replies on demand)
- Fix local online status turning off.
Changes in version 4.14.7 (2024-01-17):
- See when your message was read in private chat.
- Premium users can see other last seen times if they weren’t hidden explicitly.
- Premium users can allow new chats only from their contacts and other Premium users.
Changes in version 4.14.6 (2024-01-16):
- Fix one-time audio tooltip showing in wrong places.
- Fix media viewer showing above taskbar on Windows.
- Fix crash in one-time video message playback.
Changes in version 4.14.5 (2024-01-15):
- Allow sending one-time voice messages.
- Improve playing one-time voice and video messages.
- Remove Ctrl+Shift+[1-6] shortcuts by default, some are used in input methods.
- Some bugs and glitches fixed.
Changes in version 4.14.4 (2024-01-08):
- Switch between logged in accounts using Ctrl+Shift+[1-6] shortcuts.
- Add poll creation in groups to the attach menu, if exists.
- Another fix for payment card validation.
Changes in version 4.14.3 (2024-01-04):
- Allow sending single-time voice messages.
- Fix payments card validation.
- Fix crash when trying to join channels above the limit.
- Add “Quit Telegram” to the Taskbar context menu. (Windows)
- Fix opened windows list in the Dock icon context menu. (macOS)
Homepage – https://telegram.org
Supported Operating Systems:
- Windows 7 and above
- macOS 10.12 and above
- Ubuntu 12.04 – Ubuntu 21.10
- Fedora 22 – Fedora 35
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