Telegram 8.0, which is available for Android and macOS platforms, has begun testing. More features for communicating, managing chats, and reading news feeds have been introduced by the developers to the messenger.
New Features In Telegram 8.0 Beta :
Forwarding a message without the sender’s name
Advertising labeling
The ability to record voice chats
Animate messages using a gradient palette
A selection of GIFs that match the emoji
: You can jump to the next unread news channel with ease. Swipe up when you’ve finished reading one to go on to another that hasn’t been read yet. The function works for both channels in the folder and chats in the general list.
Forwarding a message without the sender’s name: The sender’s name can now be disguised in forwarded messages — a feature that many other messengers have had for a long time. Simply click on the message in the selected conversation to activate the function; nevertheless, the tool’s functionality is still limited.
Forward a message without specifying author | MacOS
Forward a message without specifying author | Mobile
Advertising labeling: The inscription Sponsored appeared in some posts, indicating advertising messages. This could be a precursor to the appearance of advertising in the service – Pavel Durov has already mentioned it.
Advertising from Telegram
The ability to record voice chats: It’s an interesting feature that allows you to record not only the music of audio talks, but also the video sequence that goes with conversations. It will be possible to record in portrait and landscape orientations.
Recording videocalls in different modes | Android
Recording videocalls in different modes | iOS
Animate messages using a gradient palette: When users send a message, a gradient of vibrant shades gets animated.
A selection of GIFs that match the emoji: You can now quickly select a GIF image with a comparable meaning instead of an emoji or a sticker.
Changing the theme for individual chats | iOS 
Animated emojis and “Trending” for GIF tab
Telegram is a messaging app that was created in 2013 and has been under active development since then. This free cross-platform messenger for smartphones and desktops lets you send text messages and multimedia files, have group video conferences with up to 1000 people, have audio chats with millions of people, and more.
Give it a try, visit Beta Info English Channel to download.
Source : Beta Info
