Step 1: Open Telegram Settings > Data and Storage menu. Step 3: Use the slider and increase the maximum video download size.

Step 1: Go to Telegram Settings > Data and Storage > Automatic Media Download. You’ll need to extend the video download limit from the iPhone and Android app. Let’s say, you have set a limit for 100MB, and the received video is over 100MB in chat, then Telegram won’t start the download process.

In the auto-download settings, users have an option to set the maximum limit for video downloads. Step 2: Open Data and Storage and enable Automatic media download for both mobile data and Wi-Fi. Step 1: Go to Telegram Settings from the hamburger menu in the top-left. Step 2: From the Automatic Media Download menu, open Using Cellular and Using Wi-Fi and enable Auto-Download Media for both. Step 1: Open Telegram Settings and go to Data and Storage. Telegram also offers an option to auto-download media when on cellular or Wi-Fi. Step 3: Scroll down and enable Background Download from the Other menu. Step 2: Go to Settings > Data and Storage. This is yet another way for Telegram to keep downloading media files on iPhone even when the app is running in the background. Keep the app open and use a high-speed internet connection to finish the download process quickly. iOS might suspend Telegram activities in the background. If you minimize it and go back to the home screen. If you are downloading a huge file around 1GB, you need to keep the app open for a successful download process. IOS is inferior in multitasking compared to Android. Enable Mobile data from the Telegram menu and try downloading media on your phone. Open the Settings app and scroll down to Telegram. If you have disabled mobile data for Telegram, it’s time to enable it. IOS allows you to disable mobile data for certain apps to help you save data.

In this post, we will cover iPhone and Android platforms.

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