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I never had any issue. I am managing some public groups AND the channels with zero spam. Most of the spam words are blocked and we are three admins who manage a
by stereoradonc 5y ago
I never had any issue. I am managing some public groups AND the channels with zero spam. Most of the spam words are blocked and we are three admins who manage a rather large group on mechanical keyboards. Zero intereference.
- skinnymuch 5y agoDon't you have to get third party bots/services to do the blocking? All of them do a lot of upselling and the first one I tried didn't work with blocking keywords. Then some of the bot interaction and config was becoming public and it isn't a good look. I love mechanical keyboards. People like us are not comparable to the regular population. If I cared more about the public group chat, I'd find a working bot to block keywords. But even then, I have to then either look for a keyword list, or see spam messages for what to block. In the context of this thread, if Telegram is not doing any of this themselves, then it follows from my anecdotal experience, why so much spam and scams are proliferating around. And so Twitter blocking Telegram urls isn't necessarily ruthless corporate behavior.
- stereoradonc 5y agoThird Party bots from trusted developers. Not every bot is the same. I can have restricted forwarding, and it's also impossible to have screenshots (unless the device is rooted). I agree about the URL blocking, but for a platform that purports "free-speech", its hypocritical.