✅ #UPDATE #TELEGRAM
Versione 6.00

Cartelle chat e altro

• Organizza le tue numerose conversazioni con le Cartelle chat.
• Crea cartelle personalizzate con impostazioni flessibili, o usa i consigli predefiniti.
• Fissa un numero illimitato di chat in ogni cartella.
• Scorri tra le cartelle per accedere facilmente a tutte le tue chat.
• Archivia le chat per nasconderle da "Tutte le chat". Le chat silenziate rimarranno nell'archivio per sempre.
• Visualizza statistiche dettagliate sulla crescita dei tuoi canali e sulle performance dei post.
• Invia 🎲 in qualsiasi chat per sfidare la fortuna nel ricevere un numero casuale dal dado animato.
• Invia 🦠, 🤒, 😷, 🤕, 🤧, 🤢, 🧼 o 🚑 per provare le nuove emoji animate.

> Accesso alle tue chat e cartelle da qualsiasi computer con desktop.telegram.org

Più info: https://telegram.org/blog/folders

#PlusMessenger aggiornato.

❗️ Leggi qui prima di aggiornare ❗️

Novità nella versione 6.1.1.0:

Telegram v6.1
400 milioni di utenti, 20.000 sticker, quiz 2.0 e 400k € per i creatori dei quiz
• Menu allegati ridisegnato con icone animate.
• Più di 20.000 sticker disegnati da professionisti ora disponibili nel pannello sticker aggiornato.
• Aggiungi spiegazioni e timer ai quiz.
• Aggiunto il supporto ai canali di pubblico servizio PSA relativi al Covid-19.
• Contest da 400.000€ per test didattici. Usa @QuizBot per creare e pubblicare un test didattico e partecipare.

Telegram v6.0
Cartelle, chat e altro
• Organizza le tue numerose chat con le Cartelle.
• Crea cartelle personalizzate con impostazioni flessibili, o usa i consigli predefiniti.
• Fissa un numero illimitato di chat in ogni cartella.
• Scorri tra le cartelle per accedere facilmente alle tue chat.
• Gestisci le cartelle cliccando su tg://settings/folders
• Visualizza statistiche dettagliate sulla crescita dei tuoi canali e sulle performance dei post.
• Invia :dice: in qualsiasi chat per sfidare la fortuna nel ricevere un numero casuale dal dado animato.

• Opzione per creare menzioni usando l'ID dell'utente
• Opzione per usare l'avatar come sfondo nel'intestazione del menu di navigazione (https://t.me/plusmods/useAvatarAsBackground).
• Altre correzioni di bug e miglioramenti

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An update regarding the US court proceedings involving Telegram, which I described in May. Fortunately, it is over, as we reached a settlement with the US regulator. Here’s Telegram’s official statement in relation to today’s news:

Regrettably, we were unable to launch the TON platform by our deadline date due to the preliminary injunction ordered by the Court, and thus had to return the remaining funds to purchasers under our contractual agreements. Since we saw limited value in pursuing the court case further, we welcomed the opportunity to resolve it without admitting or denying our liability.

Today’s proposed settlement reconfirms our commitment to repay the remaining funds to purchasers under the Purchase Agreements. We’ve already repaid more than 1.2bn to the purchasers either directly or in the form of loans.

We look forward to continuing to pursue our other projects and avenues for innovation, and we hope the regulatory environment for blockchain technology in the US becomes more favorable for others in the future.

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Today's update adds Video Ca... (ah, no, not yet) Profile Videos, improved People Nearby features, 2 GB file uploads and much more.

Preview media from mini-thumbnails in your chat list and notifications, view detailed statistics for large groups, and send over 20 new animated emoji like ⚽️, 🙊 and 😱.

Android users can now crop and rotate videos, and the music player was redesigned with a new layout and icons.

Read our latest blog post to learn about all the new features (including multi-account support for Telegram Desktop):
https://telegram.org/blog/profile-videos-people-nearby-and-more

I can understand why the US gov threatens to ban TikTok unless its US assets are sold to US investors. After all, China bans pretty much every non-Chinese social media app on its territory. Why should the rest of the world, including the US, let a Chinese app have a free ride in their markets? If you want to access the markets of other countries, you should also open your market to them – that would be fair.

However, the US move against TikTok is setting a dangerous precedent that may eventually kill the internet as a truly global network (or what is left of it). Before the US-TikTok saga, only autocratic countries like Iran, China or Russia were known for bullying tech companies into selling parts of their businesses to investors with close ties to their governments. It’s not surprising, for example, that Uber had to sell both their Russian and Chinese branches to local players.

I am proud that, unlike Uber, we at Telegram have always declined offers to sell our operations in specific countries. A few years ago we received letters from two funds with ties to countries that later attempted to block Telegram. Both letters expressed the same idea: “Telegram is going to get blocked in our country soon, so your only option is to sell us the local part of your business”. My response to those offers has been along the lines of my 2011 middle finger photo: we are not in the business of betraying our users. We are not selling Telegram – neither in part, nor in full. This will always be our position.

The problem with the US-TikTok case is that it legitimises an extortion tactic previously employed only by authoritarian regimes. For decades, the US has been perceived as the defender of free trade and free speech. But now that China has started to replace them as the main beneficiary of global trade, the US (or at least the Trump administration) seems to have become less enthusiastic about those values. This is regrettable, because billions of people on this planet still like the idea of an open and interconnected world.

Last week, Turkey introduced a bunch of laws limiting social media companies. A few years ago, the US would have had the moral right to criticise such efforts, citing freedom of speech and free trade as ideological foundations for their concerns. Today it’s less clear whether the US still has that right. Authoritarian leaders all over the world are already using the TikTok case as justification in their attempts to carve out a piece of the global internet for themselves. Soon, every big country is likely to use “national security” as a pretext to fracture international tech companies. And ironically, it’s the US companies like Facebook or Google that are likely to lose the most from the fallout.

Today we are adding native support for comments in channels. So once you update Telegram, you’ll be able to leave comments in some channels, including this one.

Throughout the next 10 days I’ll be posting stuff here to try this feature out.

What I like about our implementation of comments is that they are indistinguishable from a group chat. In fact, all comments in a channel are hosted in a group attached to that channel.

This allows for many possibilities both for commenters (e.g. adding voice messages, stickers, GIFs etc. to comments) and for admins (e.g. limiting voice messages, stickers, GIFs etc. in comments).

Another new feature in today’s update is search filters. You can see the search tabs when tapping on the search icon/field from the main screen of Telegram.

The obvious purpose of these tabs is to make finding messages easier. But you can also use them to view all media from all your chats and channels in one chronological feed. It gives you a quick overview of all your audiovisual content.

What I like about these search tabs is that they look and act exactly as shared media tabs you already know (and love).

However, we don’t want new users to get confused by a level of complexity they don’t need, so you have to have at least 10 chats in your inbox to see the tabs.

Lastly, we have introduced Anonymous Admins for groups today. This is a handy feature for celebrities and generally for anyone who wants to run a large group chat without publicizing their personal account.

The creator of the group can make any group admin (including ±self) anonymous. After this, the admin will disappear from the group member list and will post messages on the group’s behalf.

If you add different “titles” for various anonymous admins in the group chat, the members of the group will be able to tell which admin posted each message. I am personally happy we added this feature, because for the first time in many years I was able to start a public group chat (@durovschat) without having my inbox flooded.

Messaggi fissati 2.0, Posizioni in tempo reale migliorate, Playlist e altro

Messaggi fissati multipli
• Fissa diversi messaggi in qualsiasi chat, incluse le chat private tra due utenti.
• Scorri tra i messaggi fissati o aprili tutti insieme in una pagina separata tramite la barra superiore della chat.

Posizioni in tempo reale migliorate
• Ricevi una notifica quando gli amici che condividono la loro posizione in tempo reale sono a una certa distanza da te.
• Visualizza la direzione in cui si dirigono gli utenti nella mappa della posizione in tempo reale.

Playlist e altro
• Invia diverse tracce musicali come una playlist.
• Visualizza statistiche dettagliate sul rendimento dei singoli post nei tuoi canali.
• Invia un'emoji 🎰 in qualsiasi chat per vedere sei fai jackpot.
• Invia 🧛‍♀️, 🧛, 🧛‍♂️, 🧟‍♀️, 🧟, 🧟‍♂️, ⚰️, 🕸, 🦇, 🕷, 🌜 o 🌛 per provare le nuove emoji animate.

Maggiori informazioni su questo aggiornamento:
https://telegram.org/blog/pinned-messages-locations-playlists/it