Telegram nixes paid posts on iOS after blowback from Apple
Durov took a swipe at Apple, claiming it was a monopoly that"abuses its market dominance at the expense of millions of users who are trying to monetize their own content." He expressed hope that regulators in various jurisdictions will take action"before Apple destroys more dreams and crushes more entrepreneurs."
The Telegram CEO added that his team is working on ways to provide creators with easy-to-use options to make money from their content. He aims to help them do so"outside of Apple's restrictive ecosystem.". That opens up larger file upload sizes, faster downloads, the ability to follow many more channels and the option to pin chats.
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