Telegram has introduced video calling features for Android and iOS users

Telegram users will now be able to enjoy one after another video calling features on both Android and iOS platforms. The company launched this video calling feature on August 14 to mark its 7th anniversary. This video calling feature is available in the alpha version, which protects your video calls with end-to-end encryption, allowing users to test this protected video call with a secure emoji. In addition to one-to-one video calling, Telegram has also confirmed that the group video calling facility will also be launched in the next few months.

His blog Telegram Post The video calling feature comes with picture-in-picture mode support, which means users can scroll the telegram chat during video calls as well as do other things. Users can convert video calls to regular calls whenever they want.

To make a telegram video call, users need to go to the contact profile of the person who wants to make a video call. Now you will see a call button on their profile, you can easily start a video call by clicking this button. End-to-end encryption Confirmation To do this, the user needs to see if the emojis that appear on their screen match the emojis displayed on the friend’s screen. According to the Telegram, if emoji matches happen, you need to understand that your call is completely secure.

Also, Telegram has launched a large animated version of the emojis used in the chat to mark its 7th anniversary.

In his blog post, Telegram said that the little-known app was launched as a secure message in 2013, but now the platform has emerged as a platform with more than 400 million users and using it is now the top 10 most downloaded apps. However, after the introduction of the video calling feature, Telegram has come close to competitors like WhatsApp and Viber and its group video calling feature will also be launched soon.

Significantly, the Telegram indicated in April that the Secure Video Call feature would be introduced in the app soon, according to a report that brought the feature into beta mode a few days ago.