Can't see whether a group is public or private unless I am the owner

[php4fan]

Steps to reproduce

1. be a member of a group or supergroup
2. be an admin of a group that I'm not an owner of (I guess that necessarily makes it a supergroup? Not sure)

Expected behaviour

In both cases, I should be able to easily tell whether the group is private or public. I don't care if I can deduce it by some of the features that it has, like, "it has an easy-to-read url therefore it must be public", or "it has unreadable invite links therefore it is private" (whether or not that's true) or "it has admins so it must be a supergroups and supergroups with whatever are always whatever". I cannot be expected to know all the rules and sit down and think to figure out whether a group that I'm in must be public or private. It should show up in "View group info" or "Manage group" or both, regardless of whether I can change it or not.

Actual behaviour

I can't find it anywhere.

I am admin (but not owner) of a bunch of groups and I genuinely don't know which ones are public and which ones are private. Let alone the ones where I'm not an admin.

Only when I'm the owner, in "Manage group" there's "Group type: private/public" (which in that case I can change).

Operating system

Manjaro Linux

Version of Telegram Desktop

4.9.7

Installation source

Static binary from official website

Crash ID

No response

Logs

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[php4fan]

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This is idiotic. Is this something that comes by default from GitHub or did you set it up?