Here's how to use Telegram app if you run out of battery

Through "Cloud Drafts" users can start writing a message on one device and send it from another

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As digital media users move away from WhatsApp, messaging app Telegram is stepping up as an alternate by offering new features.

Running out of battery in the middle of writing a super long text is probably everyone's worst nightmare. But Telegram has got a solution for it. 

Through "Cloud Drafts" users can start writing a message on one device and send it from another. "All progress saves and syncs across your devices so you can finish typing – even if your phone runs out of battery," the messaging app said.

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