# blindGram 2.0 made Telegram calls and shared media accessible

Released August 16, 2018 on Telegram 4.9, blindGram 2.0 made Telegram calls and shared media usable with a screen reader and brought MTProto proxies.

This is an archived release announcement from the blindGram Telegram channel.

### Calls and shared media with a screen reader

Telegram calls and the shared media section of a chat were the two big parts of Telegram 4.9 that blindGram 2.0 made accessible. From this release you could handle a call, and browse the media, files, and links shared in a chat, with a screen reader.

### MTProto proxies and three accounts

Telegram's newer MTProto proxies were supported, and you could sign in to up to three Telegram accounts under a single blindGram license. Both had been previewed in the [2.0 beta](/blog/2018-08-11/blindgram-2-0-beta-mtproto-multiple-accounts/) a few days earlier.

### Listening to voice messages and music

While a voice message or a track played, the elapsed time was announced next to the playback controls, so you knew where you were without looking. Seeking became percentage based: one press moved a set share of the whole recording forward or back. In today's blindGram the same idea lives in the Media settings under **Rewind/forward step amount (Percent)**, with a seconds option beside it; see the [Media settings guide](/docs/media/).

### Choosing what is spoken first

A new option let you decide whether the sender, the forwarded-from name, and the view count were read before or after the message text. Current versions go further: under **Ordering Messages information** in the [Messages settings](/docs/messages/), every field can be moved or switched off.

### Official Persian translation

blindGram 2.0 switched to Telegram's own official Persian translation in place of the earlier one.

The two posts below are the original APK attachments. For a current build, use the [download page](/download/).

### APK attachments

https://t.me/blindGram/151

https://t.me/blindGram/152