Celebrities and public figures can use this to avoid drawing too much attention to their personal accounts,” Telegram explained. “When entering a voice chat in a channel, users have the option to join with their personal account or appear as one of their channels. But, Telegram’s developers think there are times when hiding behind a brand name might be appropriate. Clubhouse’s guidelines insist that brands shouldn’t have accounts, although some are already experimenting with the idea. The other most immediate difference in Telegram is that people can participate under a personal account or as a channel they control. To warn participants when a voice chat is being recorded, a very obvious red light appears next to the voice chat’s when the admin begins recording the audio in the room. The audio is saved into the admin’s messages for future publication and let people who couldn’t hear it live experience the chat for themselves. The biggest is probably the ability for admins to record the voice chats directly, as opposed to the third-party workarounds needed to do the same with Clubhouse.
There are some notable differences in Telegram’s approach to social audio compared to potential rivals like Clubhouse or Twitter Spaces.
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“No matter how popular your talk gets, new people will be able to tune in. “Admins of channels and public groups can now host voice chats for millions of live listeners,” Telegram explained in announcing Voice Chats 2.0. Admins can also create invite links to send in their chats that will open the voice chat, either as a speaker or just a listener. Admins can set the rules for who is automatically muted, and the audience can digitally raise their hand, starting an animation designed to attract the moderator’s attention and get them to unmute the attendee to ask their question. Any channel administrator can set up a room and attendees can join a public chat at any point. Telegram’s Voice Chats maintain the same name as the group conversation feature, but with no limit to participant numbers, it ends up functioning like other social audio apps. Voice Chats 2.0 is an expansion of the Voice Chats option introduced in December that was limited to private Telegram groups rather than the more public channels. The result is much like Clubhouse or Twitter Spaces albeit with some twists unique to Telegram. The new feature allows for live voice chats in Telegram Channels for unlimited participants. Secure messaging service Telegram has debuted a social audio platform called Voice Chats 2.0.
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