Users can enable status visibility in private messages and public chats. This way, whenever someone sends them a message or mentions them via @username, the sender instantly sees their current status.
In addition to an icon, users can add a custom status title, start and end times, and set recurring schedules. For example: “In meetings every Friday” or “Offline after 10 PM.” Users can also create multiple statuses that switch automatically depending on the time or day of the week.
Patso Design (Round 2)Before: User Status Right now, Telegram status is just an icon with a timer that controls how long it stays visible. But many people now use Telegram for work. They use it to communicate with clients, colleagues, teammates, and business partners. Despite…
Right now, Telegram status is just an icon with a timer that controls how long it stays visible. But many people now use Telegram for work. They use it to communicate with clients, colleagues, teammates, and business partners. Despite that, the current status system barely helps with communication. It doesn’t show whether someone is busy, when they’ll be back, or if a quick reply should be expected. Because of this, users either have to explain their situation manually every time or simply ignore messages.
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