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1. TELEGRAM APP INSTALL
2. TELEGRAM APP FOR ANDROID

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TELEGRAM APP INSTALL

The browser option is obviously also available to anyone who wants to use it but doesn't want to install it on their computer. If you're using a Chromebook, you can still make use of it either by heading to the web browser version of the chat tool or - if your Chromebook supports it - downloading the Android app from the Play Store. You can download the app direct to your PC or Mac by heading to Telegram's download page.

TELEGRAM APP FOR ANDROID

For Android devices, there's an app on the Play Store, plus there's Telegram X which has a slightly different interface but does all the same things. If you're an iPad or iPhone user you can download the app from the App Store. One of the great things about Telegram is that it's available on pretty much every popular operating system, whether that be a Mac, Windows or Linux computer, an iOS or Android-powered smartphone or even a Huawei phone.

If they have your number in their contacts list, they'll be able to message you, wherever you are and whatever device you happen to be using at the time. There's no learning any new PIN codes, email addresses or account handles. Using a phone number to set up also means it's easy for other people to contact you if they have the app. You can have it running on multiple devices at the same time without it signing out of any others. While you do use your phone number to initially set up an account, you're not limited to having it on one phone. Its instant-sync feature means that chats are always up to date on all of your devices at once. Telegram is a secure, convenient messaging app that's cross-platform, meaning it works on all of your devices. Likely because when it comes to chatting functions and privacy, it's proving you can indeed have your cake and eat it too. One app, in particular, has been growing in popularity perhaps more than others: Telegram. In the past, using a secure messaging service usually meant compromise on features, fun and convenience. Thankfully there are tools that allow you to stay in touch with friends, family and contacts, without risk of your messages being intercepted or read by a third party.

Especially given recent revelations about how some social networks manage (read: mis-manage) your personal data. (Pocket-lint) - Perhaps more so now than at any point in history, consumers are becoming aware of their own online privacy, and free communication that can't be monitored.