Messaging App Telegram reaches 950M active users; Plans to launch its App Store
Telegram's user base hits 950 million, aiming for 1 billion. Plans include app store, web3 support, and security enhancements against cryptocurrency scams. Emphasis on blockchain integration and decentralized marketplace development.
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Telegram has announced a significant increase in its user base, reaching 950 million active users with plans to surpass 1 billion this year. The messaging app is set to launch an app store and an in-app browser supporting web3 pages. Telegram has been focusing on integrating web3 technology, including cryptocurrency and blockchain initiatives. Despite facing challenges such as scams targeting its users for cryptocurrency, the company is working on enhancing security measures. Additionally, Telegram is introducing features like displaying the registration month and country for public accounts, as well as enabling organizations to issue labels for channels through mini-apps. The company aims to create a decentralized marketplace for third-party verification. Telegram's efforts to expand its services and user engagement reflect its commitment to innovation and growth in the messaging app market.
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