Telegram channels can have an unlimited number of subscribers, unlike groups which are limited to 200,000 members.
Channel messages can be scheduled to be sent at a later time.
Messages in Telegram channels are one-way, only admins can post messages.
Telegram channels can be public or private, public channels can be found in searches while private channels require an invite link.
Chats in Telegram channels are not visible to other members, unlike group chats.
Telegram channels can be used for broadcasting updates, news, and announcements to a large audience.
Channel admins can add other admins and set permissions, such as who can add new members or post messages.
Telegram channels have a "view counter" that shows how many times a message has been viewed, not just how many subscribers.
Channels can be created by individual users or businesses/organizations.
Telegram channels can be synced across multiple devices and platforms, including mobile, desktop, and web.
Channel messages can be edited or deleted by the sender after being sent.
Telegram channels can have a custom URL, making it easier for users to find and join.
Channel messages can be pinned for easy reference.
Telegram channels can have a bio or description to provide more context and information about the channel's purpose.
Channel admins can create polls and quizzes to engage with subscribers.
Telegram channels can be linked to a bot for automated messages and moderation.
Channel subscribers can be sorted into "broadcast groups” for targeted messaging.
Telegram channels can be used for live streaming and video content.
Channel admins can track analytics such as the number of views, clicks, and subscribers.
Telegram channels can be used for e-commerce and marketing purposes, such as promoting products or services.