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Improved Secret Chats:
Support layer 144 : big documents, silent (layer not yet supported by other clients) List of ISecretChat with detailed properties Fix PFS issue losing a message...
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5. Avoid repetitive polling or repetitive sequence of actions/requests: Save the initial results of your queries, and update those results when you're informed of a change through `OnUpdate` events.
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6. Don't buy fake user accounts/sessions and don't extract api_id/hash/authkey/sessions from official clients, this is [specifically forbidden by API TOS](https://core.telegram.org/api/terms#2-transparency). You must use your own api_id and create your own sessions associated with it.
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7. If a phone number is brand new, it will be closely monitored by Telegram for abuse, and it can even already be considered a bad user due to bad behavior from the previous owner of that phone number (which may happens often with VoIP or other easy-to-buy-online numbers, so expect fast ban)
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7. If a phone number is brand new, it will be closely monitored by Telegram for abuse, and it can even already be considered a bad user due to bad behavior from the previous owner of that phone number (which may happen often with VoIP or other easy-to-buy-online numbers, so expect fast ban)
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8. You may want to use your new phone number account with an official Telegram client and act like a normal user for some time (some weeks/months), before using it for automation with WTelegramClient.
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9. When creating a new API ID/Hash, I recommend you use your own phone number with long history of normal Telegram usage, rather than a brand new phone number with short history.
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In particular, DON'T create an API ID/Hash for every phone numbers you will control. One API ID/Hash represents your application, which can be used to control several user accounts.
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