WhasApp groups, practically since they have been available, have always been a nightmare for all users who were included, without having requested it. Fortunately, and many months later, WhatsApp added an option that allowed those who leave these groups, not to be invited again, an option that should be by default in the application.
The instant messaging application for all those who got tired of WhatsApp at the time, Telegram, continues to be updated regularly to add not only new functions, but also, improving some of those it already offers, as is the case with the latest update, an update that focuses on groups, expanding the limit to 200.000 members.
As I mentioned in the previous paragraph, the latest Telegram update focuses on groups although not exclusively. After updating to version 5.2 of Telegram on our Android terminal, we will be able to restrict the delivery of certain types of content, thanks to global group permissions, a feature that many users will undoubtedly appreciate.
In addition, the unified group settings allow us to make public groups, appoint administrators with specific permissions and change the visibility of history. So far, any new user who joins a group can access the entire history. All this is shown in more detail in the attached video that I have left at the beginning of this article, my partner Francisco Ruiz in one of those vertical videos so that you can see the Telegram application in full screen as it was running on your Android terminal.
Another option offered by this update is found in the possibility of undo the deletion of chats or history within 5 seconds, for when it gives us an outburst and we regret it quickly. In addition, detailed confirmation dialogs have been included when deleting chats.
They have also been added new animations when uploading or downloading content multimedia and new order options in contacts, either by name or by last connection. Telegram is available for free download through the link that I leave below.
