Public Profile Photos. Telegram’s privacy settings give users full control over their visibility, including who is able to see their profile photos.
Adding any restrictions or exceptions for your profile photo unlocks the option to set a public photo that will be shown to everyone that can’t see your main one.
To change who can see your phone number, last seen time, profile photo and more, go to Settings > Privacy and Security.
Public Profile Photos. Telegram’s privacy settings give users full control over their visibility, including who is able to see their profile photos.
Adding any restrictions or exceptions for your profile photo unlocks the option to set a public photo that will be shown to everyone that can’t see your main one.
To change who can see your phone number, last seen time, profile photo and more, go to Settings > Privacy and Security.
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