Apple rejects Telegram update giving Android users first crack at testing new feature – PhoneArena

Android users get first split at the encrypted video chat function despite the fact that Telegram submitted the updated variation of the app to the Apple App Store initially. Apple stopped working to authorize the submission while
Google greenlit the application made for the Play Store. Approval from
Apple is anticipated in the future.

Thanks to the outbreak of COVID-19 worldwide, the safest method for individuals to engage is by means of phone, video chat, and text. And if the platform provides end-to-end file encryption, the video stream is protected from hackers, police, and other snoopers.
According to TNW, messaging app Telegram has actually revealed this weekend that it is evaluating end-to-end video chat abilities for Android users. The feature is in alpha mode on the Android version of the app and those utilizing iOS are out of luck in the meantime.

Unlike competing WhatsApp, which can bring a group video with as much as 8 participants concurrently, Telegrams video chat is strictly individually in the meantime although group chat will emerge in the coming months. The video chat app can also confirm the encryption through 4 emoji that are shown on the screen. Discover more about Telegrams end-to-end file encryption process
right here.