Warm-up is the gradual increase of normal, human-like activity on a new or inactive account so it isn't flagged as spam when you start outreach. It's recommended for newly created numbers, reactivated accounts, or any profile preparing for scaled messaging.
Telegram doesn't publish a fixed duration. A conservative approach is to ramp activity over days to a few weeks, watching for warnings or temporary limits and adjusting pace accordingly.
Follow a simple progression:
• Secure & legitimize: enable 2FA, add photo/bio.
• Start light: join a few relevant groups; read/react; reply to people who message you first.
• Gradually ramp: increase daily messages and group participation over time; vary timings/content; avoid sudden spikes.
• Delay links/promotions: keep early messages conversational; introduce links later once stable.
People can report accounts for spam, and Telegram monitors patterns like:
• High volume of unsolicited / unresponded messages
• Rapid friend additions or group joins
• Repeated identical messages
• Use of bots or automation tools
Staying within normal user behavior and gradually increasing activity helps avoid these triggers.
No. Telegram doesn't disclose specific thresholds as they adapt limits based on behavior patterns to combat spam. Safe practices include gradual activity increases, avoiding bulk messaging, and ensuring interactions are user-driven.
Unsolicited or spam-like outreach can trigger reports and temporary limits. Keep activity user-driven and expected, respect privacy, and follow Telegram's rules. Automation must mimic natural pacing and avoid contacting users who aren't expecting you.
Start with @SpamBot for spam-related limits. For other issues you can use the official support form. Note that many limits simply expire over time when behavior remains compliant.