As more and more people sign up on Telegram after WhatsApp's data-sharing policy change, it has started rolling out new features to retain its customers.
Telegram, in a post on Twitter, said that its users could now delete messages, chats, call history, and groups that they created at any time.
"Deleted items completely disappear for all participants without a trace – your data is your business, and you have full control over it," it said.
Influencers will be able to offer perks to their subscribers for a fee ranging from $3-$10 per month
Epic is also suing both Apple and Google in Australia and has filed complaints with EU and UK competition authorities
Head of Facebook's crypto unit says company leaders feel committed to launch digital wallet, Novi, in 2021
"We're testing a feature for you to report Tweets that seem misleading - as you see them," says Twitter
The number of audio or video calls made on Messenger has surged since then to more than 150 million daily
TikTok will roll out a number of features in the coming months, including a default curb for 16 and 17-year-olds on...
