Privacy rules indicate who can or can't do something and are specified by a PrivacyRule, and its input counterpart InputPrivacyRule.
See the privacy documentation » for more info.
| Constructor | Description |
|---|---|
| inputPrivacyValueAllowContacts | Allow only contacts |
| inputPrivacyValueAllowAll | Allow all users |
| inputPrivacyValueAllowUsers | Allow only certain users |
| inputPrivacyValueDisallowContacts | Disallow only contacts |
| inputPrivacyValueDisallowAll | Disallow all |
| inputPrivacyValueDisallowUsers | Disallow only certain users |
| inputPrivacyValueAllowChatParticipants | Allow only participants of certain chats |
| inputPrivacyValueDisallowChatParticipants | Disallow only participants of certain chats |
| inputPrivacyValueAllowCloseFriends | Allow only close friends » |
| inputPrivacyValueAllowPremium | Allow only users with a Premium subscription », currently only usable for inputPrivacyKeyChatInvite. |
| inputPrivacyValueAllowBots | Allow bots and mini apps |
| inputPrivacyValueDisallowBots | Disallow bots and mini apps |
Privacy rules together with privacy keys indicate what can or can't someone do and are specified by a PrivacyRule constructor, and its input counterpart InputPrivacyRule.
See the privacy documentation » for more info.
Privacy rules indicate who can or can't do something and are specified by a PrivacyRule, and its input counterpart InputPrivacyRule.
See the privacy documentation » for more info.
Telegram allows users to specify granular privacy settings, choosing which users can or can't interact with them in certain ways.