Telegram introduces third-party authentication and new filters

Telegraph has implemented a new third-party account verification system as part of its latest software, the company announced blog post. The idea is to allow people or companies that have already been verified by Telegram to verify others, for example employees of an organization. “This additional authentication tower will help prevent fraud and reduce fraud – it’s a unique solution that sets a new level of security for platforms,” ​​said the Telegraph.

Individuals or groups who wish to verify others must have a bot approved by Telegram. Once this is done, they can apply to be third-party verifiers on Telegram. They also need to have a unique image (simple and minimal in standard format) that will appear next to the names of the accounts they verify.

Any accounts verified in this way will have the symbol next to their name, and opening their profile will show a detailed description of the role and its meaning. The company confirmed that this type of warranty is “totally different” from its internal warranty, and provided details in the director.

Telegram also introduced new filters that allow you to organize the list of results from private chats, group chats or channels. It also added custom emojis for folder names, message handling and the ability to upgrade gifts to NFTs.

The company also announced that it has achieved its first profit due to income generating factors like Early registrationads, Telegraph Stars and more. Not everything has been good for the company of late, though: In August last year, the founder of the social program, Pavel Durov, was. to be arrested in cases where the company has not done enough to prevent illegal activities on the program.