>>> telegram.Bot()

20 April 2026 03:09

There are real programmers here — not vibe coders

>>> telegram.Bot()

20 April 2026 03:06

# акмаль, it’s not possible to completely prevent users from deleting their own threads “softly” if they have basic permissions. However, you can limit topic management:

Go to Group Settings → Administrators.
For each admin (except the bot), disable the “Manage Topics” permission.
Also check the group permissions for regular members and make sure this is disabled there as well.

After that, only your bot (with admin rights) will be able to create and delete topics. If a user deletes something locally, that’s a feature of the Telegram client, and the bot cannot influence it through the API. Unfortunately, it’s also not possible to restore a thread deleted by a user via the Bot API.

>>> telegram.Bot()

20 April 2026 00:22

i Guess the fastest thing you can do is deactivating manage threads permission for all the admins and enable it for only for your bot

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 19:51

ext.Defaults.protect_content
python-telegram-bot documentation for this property:
telegram.ext.Defaults.protect_content

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 19:45

Do you mean forward from a bot chat or forward into the bot chat? First one yes, second you have to program yourself with a filter, no way to stop users with a botfather setting or so

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 19:42

Who is an expert in PHP here? I’ve developed a complex bot that generates and securely stores strong passwords for social media, but it's being rejected by my hosting server (myxvest.ru). Any advice on how to fix this or what might be causing the issue?

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 11:11

Hey. In order for someone to be able to help you, you must ask a good technical question. Please read this short article and try again ;)

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 10:50

@trn_hwp2 for more infos

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 10:25

and set keyboard buttons with premium emojis and background colors

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 10:16

How can bots attach custom emojis to buttons and then send messages with those custom emojis?

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 08:15

How?
https://files.catbox.moe/49ccd1.jpg

>>> telegram.Bot()

18 April 2026 23:40

Okay everyone enough now. Please go to the offtopic group and keep this one to PTB related queries

>>> telegram.Bot()

18 April 2026 23:39

i do edit it too
and definitly it has bugs
but never messy
ai writes very clean

>>> telegram.Bot()

18 April 2026 23:32

i dont make apps with ai
but i make telegram bots
and the security is telegram
writing a bot by yourself or by ai doesn't make difference

>>> telegram.Bot()

18 April 2026 23:28

i am a real coder
i do use ai
i have coder friends
i have friends who has companies
in different countries
trust me
i know what i say

>>> telegram.Bot()

20 April 2026 03:08

Vibe coding is prohibited here?

>>> telegram.Bot()

20 April 2026 00:30

can you please show where is it? I only found "disallow create"

>>> telegram.Bot()

20 April 2026 00:20

Hi! Question is related to new telegram feature: Bot Threads

Bot can create and delete threads, and user too.

If bot deletes thread, messages under that thread are also gone.
But if user deletes thread, it's kinda "soft" deleted, because messages are still there. And bot can even rename thread - system message will appear, but no thread visible.

Is it possible to restore thread deleted by user? I want my bot fully control threads, and I don't want user manage threads

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 19:50

Then just set protect_content, either in every method you want this or by default

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 19:43

I moved this discussion to the off-topic group.

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 15:29

is that possible to disable forwarding in bot chat

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 11:07

Pls help me "from telegram import Update, Bot, ChatInviteLink
from telegram.ext import ApplicationBuilder, CommandHandler, ContextTypes


async def start(update: Update, context: ContextTypes.DEFAULT_TYPE) -> None:
await update.message.reply_text(f"Hello {update.effective_user.first_name}")
bot = Bot("I remove the token")
await update.message.reply_text(
f"Invite link: {ChatInviteLink('/channel/+a2KCsas-FaZDa5jYmU0', 'Undefine', name='Nice group', subscription_period=10000, subscription_price=3, creates_join_request=True, is_primary=True, is_revoked=False)}"
)


app = ApplicationBuilder().token("I remove the token").build()

app.add_handler(CommandHandler("start", start))

app.run_polling()
"

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 10:26

the bot owner has to have premium

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 10:25

recently telegram allowed bots to send messages with premium emojis

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 10:13

Set it while defining those buttons

>>> telegram.Bot()

19 April 2026 07:54

How to make the bot send CustomEmoji reactions?

>>> telegram.Bot()

18 April 2026 23:39

the only thing ai do well is clean coding

>>> telegram.Bot()

18 April 2026 23:33

but is it scalable and organized and not messy or you have to manually edit it?

>>> telegram.Bot()

18 April 2026 23:31

if u be a real coder and tell it how to do it
it makes it better and faster
but if youre a normal guy who dont know anything about coding it writes shit

>>> telegram.Bot()

18 April 2026 23:28

anyway ai is a tool
not the whole thing
even using ai to make something need some skill
its not like:
make me an app, make no mistake im going to sleep u keep going