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#### 4. I get the error `CHAT_ID_INVALID` or `CHANNEL_INVALID`
First, you should distinguish between Chat, Channel and Group/Supergroup: See Terminology in [ReadMe](README.md#Terminology-in-Telegram-Client-API)
Most chat groups are in fact not a simple `Chat` but rather a (super)group (= a `Channel` without the `broadcast` flag)
Some TL methods only applies to simple Chat, and some only applies to Channels.
First, you should distinguish between Chat, Channel and Group/Supergroup: See Terminology in [ReadMe](README.md#Terminology-in-Telegram-Client-API).
Common chat groups are usually not a simple `Chat` but rather a supergroup: a `Channel` without the `broadcast` flag
Some TL methods only applies to simple `Chat`, and some only applies to `Channel`.
A simple `Chat` can be queried using their `chat_id` only.
But a `Channel` must be queried using an `InputChannel` or `InputPeerChannel` object that specifies the `channel_id` as well as an `access_hash` that proves you are allowed to access it.