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Telegram developers have rolled out new features to the messenger. The updates affect gifts, stories, and other sections.

Criminals are stealing digital gifts and committing other offenses. Users are persuaded to connect a chatbot and grant it permissions to manage their gifts, followed by a request to “test” the bot.

Telegram has officially become the second most popular messaging app in the world, behind only WhatsApp. According to Pavel Durov, the platform’s monthly active users have now significantly exceeded 1 billion, confirming its steady global growth.

One of the world's largest messaging platforms, Telegram, is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO), which could take place in the coming years. According to sources familiar with the matter, the company is considering going public with a potential valuation of $30 billion.

Telegram founder Pavel Durov has announced a new milestone for the messenger—its user base has surpassed 900 million. He shared this news on his official Telegram channel, highlighting the platform's accelerated growth driven by global demand for secure and convenient communication tools.

This new feature, called Starred Messages allows users to send special messages that require the sender to spend a certain number of stars for the recipient to unlock them. Additionally, a feature for pinning gifts in chats was implemented, making communication more interactive and engaging. These updates further enhance the user experience by providing new ways to interact and personalize chats.

A new scam is spreading on Telegram, disguised as advertisements for cosmetic procedures. Fraudsters lure victims by offering free or extremely cheap treatments, only to disappear with their money.

Telegram continues to enhance its smart features, and now users can find stickers using artificial intelligence. This new functionality makes searching for the perfect sticker easier and more fun, improving the overall messaging experience.