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Home | News | Telegram Tests Pay To View Posts Avoids Apple Payment System

Telegram tests pay-to-view posts, avoids Apple payment system

Some Telegram channels have already received access to the feature, but it hasn't been officially announced by the platform, which suggests that it is still being tested.

By IANS
Published Date - 29 October 2022, 12:00 PM
Telegram tests pay-to-view posts, avoids Apple payment system
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San Francisco: Encrypted messaging platform Telegram has been testing pay-to-view post feature which uses its own payment system on iOS, instead of Apple’s in-app purchases.

The feature allow users to charge others to view certain messages, reports 9To5Mac.

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Some Telegram channels have already received access to the feature, but it hasn’t been officially announced by the platform, which suggests that it is still being tested.

The iOS app for Telegram offers paid posts, but even there, the app does not use the in-app purchase system from the App Store, it has its own payment system.

Although it is unclear if Apple is aware of Telegram’s plans, it does not seem likely given that selling in-app content through alternate payment methods is against App Store policies.

According to the report, a Telegram spokesperson said that the company has not been testing a feature for paid posts. Some creators are using pay-to-view and third-party contribution bots as an alternative.

Recently, the company had reduced its monthly subscription fee in India for premium users, down to Rs 179 from Rs 469.

In a message sent to its users in the country, the platform announced the discount in subscription fees, as it focuses on aggressively growing in a country.

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