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Current Version

Telegram X 0.29.0.1813-arm64-v8a

Released Sep 17, 2026 · 54.9 MB · Android 7.0+

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Version Information

Version
0.29.0.1813-arm64-v8a
Release date
Sep 17, 2026
Size
54.9 MB
Android
7.0+
File type
APK
Package
org.thunderdog.challegram
Developer
Telegram FZ-LLC

About Telegram X

Telegram X is a social messaging application published by Telegram FZ-LLC that gives Android owners a dedicated way to stay connected with contacts and conversations. It carries its own identity through the package name org.thunderdog.challegram, which distinguishes it from other clients in the same category. What the app covers As a social app, Telegram X centres on the everyday communication tasks users expect from this category: keeping chats, contacts and conversations in one place on a phone or tablet. Because no detailed feature list is recorded for this release, prospective users should treat the listing as a starting point and explore the app itself to see which conversation tools are present in this particular build. Build and device requirements The latest release is version 0.29.0.1813-arm64-v8a, and that trailing architecture token tells you the package is compiled for arm64 devices rather than older 32-bit processors. The build requires Android 7.0 or newer. If your handset or tablet runs a newer device build, it will satisfy the stated floor; owners of much older systems should check their firmware before proceeding. Storage footprint The download weighs in at 54.9 MB, a mid-range footprint that leaves room for typical phones while still asking for a reasonable amount of free space. It is worth confirming you have that capacity available alongside your existing apps and media before starting the installation, since the file is unpacked and set up on first run. Release information This version was published on 2026-09-17, so it reflects the developer's most recent work on the project. The content rating for this listing is unknown, meaning no age classification has been recorded here — parents and shared-device users may want to verify suitability separately.