They missed the opportunity to introduce spoilers for pictures too :(
Anyway, a few notes about translations:
language detection is done locally using google’s language ID kit, when an user taps on a message (language detection and the “translate” option are disabled by default and the user needs to enable the feature from the language settings)
when an user uses the “translate” option, Telegram sends a request containing the target language and the text to translate from your device to an undocumented Google Translate endpoint (the one the Translate app uses) with a desktop user-agent, and then shows the result. I wonder what Google thinks about this weird implementation, since their translation APIs (those developers are supposed to use) are paid…
And anyway, I hope there will be an option in the future to disable the reactions animation. And also more emojis (namely: 👀 )
So Telegram now uses Google Translate? No wonder it can detect typos, yet be able to translate correctly.
I totally agree with you regarding the animations for reactions. But I hope that they add a setting where you can choose your own reactions (max 5 or 10). That would be awesome!
They missed the opportunity to introduce spoilers for pictures too :(
Anyway, a few notes about translations:
And anyway, I hope there will be an option in the future to disable the reactions animation. And also more emojis (namely: 👀 )
So Telegram now uses Google Translate? No wonder it can detect typos, yet be able to translate correctly.
I totally agree with you regarding the animations for reactions. But I hope that they add a setting where you can choose your own reactions (max 5 or 10). That would be awesome!