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elegram is one of the popular instant messengers for variety of reasons. In October 2017, Live Locations sharing made a debut on Telegram, and that arrived roughly 10 days before WhatsApp rolled it out. Now you know why Telegram users breathe a sense of elite pride over WhatsApp users. Of many things that Telegram gets it right, the ability to share live location in real-time with whoever you're texting is a really interesting one. So we are taking a nosedive to share how you can share live location on Telegram and how useful it can be. WHAT DOES LIVE LOCATION IN TELEGRAM MEAN Live Location in Telegram is almost similar to the ‘Share Location’ feature of Google Maps, which allows users to share their location in real-time with friends. Telegram's Live Location also help you track your friends and relatives by tracking them in real-time or a specified period. Of course, it can be time-bound tracking as well. Without further ado, check out how you can share your locati

A simple scan of search engine queries reveals the sheer volume of people looking out for a free spy app for Android undetectable. Android phones are extremely popular and consequently, parents might want to monitor the activities of their kids online. In much the same way, employers might want to control access on company devices. Whatever be the scenario, spy apps that work discreetly are crucial to meet these objectives. These apps can get you the data when you need it while working under the cover.  Here are 10 best hidden spy apps for Android that we've curated after hours of careful research. These are among the most popular choices today. We shall look at the pros and cons of each one of these apps one by one, so sit tight!  Ultimately, our aim is to enable you to discover the best spy apps which can serve the purpose. We evaluated these apps on several criteria including the feature set, customer support, and need for rooting. Let us get straight to the a

Out-of-the-box, Android’s standard UI components support a range of Android gestures, but occasionally your app may need to support more than just onClick! In this Android gesture tutorial, we’ll be covering everything you need to implement a range of Android gestures. We’ll be creating a range of simple applications that provide an insight into the core concepts of touch gestures, including how Android records the “lifecycle” of a gesture, and how it tracks the movement of individual fingers in a multi-touch interaction. Occasionally your app may need to support more than just onClick. To help demonstrate how this information might translate into real-world projects, we’ll also be creating an application that allows the user to zoom in and out of an image, using the pinch gesture. Finally, since  Android 10  is poised to completely overhaul Android’s gesture support, we’ll be looking at how you can update your applications to support Android’s new gesture-based navigation