How to Fix Spinning Clock on Telegram

Sometimes when sending messages you will see a clock that rotates when you send it, this indicates that the message is being sent. It mainly happens with large messages or when the internet speed is slow.

In case the watch doesn't disappear and you don't have any of these conditions, just keep reading.

You've got a comprehensive guide to fixing the spinning clock on Telegram! Here's a summarized checklist for easier reference:

How to Fix Spinning Clock on Telegram
Check for Server Outages First:

• DownDetector: See if other Telegram users are experiencing the same issue (https://downdetector.com/status/telegram/).
• Official Channels: Check Twitter/𝕏 (@WoWs_Legends) for outage announcements (replace with Telegram's official handle).

If Servers Seem Okay, Try These Fixes:

• Clear Telegram Cache: This removes temporary files that might cause issues (instructions provided for both Android and iOS).
• Switch Network: Try connecting to Wi-Fi if you're on mobile data, or vice versa. Alternatively, try a different Wi-Fi network.
• Force Quit and Reopen: Close Telegram completely and then relaunch it (instructions provided for both Android and iOS).

By following these steps systematically, you should be able to identify the cause of the spinning clock and get your messages sending again!

Additional Note: While the information you provided about switching between mobile data and Wi-Fi is accurate, it's important to clarify that the Telegram handle you used as an example (WoWs_Legends) is actually for the game World of Warships Legends, not Telegram.  When referring to Telegram's official channels, you'd want to use their actual handle.

Now that you know how to fix the rotating clock on Telegram, what are you waiting for to continue chatting with your contacts fluidly.