Your Telegram number can be banned for a number of reasons, ranging from holding an inactive Telegram account down to occasional blocking by Telegram’s bot. Another common reason could be that several other users have reported your Telegram number/account for spamming.

Figuring out If You Have a Telegram Ban –Here Is What to Do

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If you’re stuck with a sort of (unusual) restriction while using Telegram, you might want to know if your account/number has been actually banned. Follow the steps below to figure out if you have a Telegram ban:

Open the Telegram app on your phone
Within the app interface, click the search widget
Then search for “Spamify bot channel”
Once the Spamify bot option shows up, click the Start button
Following that, the robot will notify you as regards whether you have a Telegram ban or not

What Could Be the Reason for the Telegram Ban?

After finding out that your Telegram account/number has been banned, you may be curious to know the reason for the ban. Well, the ban is likely to have arisen from your violation of one or some of Telegram (usage) rules. This is probably the situation if you’re guilty of any of the following:

Unbanning Your Telegram Account

Among the various ways in which you can unban your Telegram account, the basic way is to request that Telegram remove the ban on the account. Follow the steps below to do that:

Sign in to your e-mail account
Compose an email message (You may title it “Request to Unban My Telegram Account”)
In addition to the request for Telegram to unban your account, ensure you clearly state the kind of restriction you’re experiencing as a result of the ban

After composing the email message, send it to the address abuse@telegram.org

If you don’t seem to have violated any of its rules, Telegram will likely review your request and unban your account in time.

Unbanning Your Telegram Number

The phone number you’re using for Telegram may have been banned for any of several reasons. Some of these reasons are using an invalid Telegram version and deleting your Telegram account on several occasions.

If your Telegram ban is temporary, you might be lucky to get out of the ban after 5 or 6 days. But if you’re still restricted after having waited quite long for Telegram to unban you, here is another way you can get Telegram to unban you:

Sign in to your Twitter account
Contact Telegram’s support team on Twitter via the handle @smstelegram
You can send a DM to the support team, demanding that your Telegram number should be unbanned. If you believe you haven’t violated any Telegram rule, you may also want to state why you think your number was mistakenly banned

If your Telegram ban isn’t a login issue (i.e. you’re not prevented from logging in to Telegram), another way of finding a solution for the restriction is to contact your local support team. To do that, open the Telegram app to log in to your account. Go to Telegram Settings. In Telegram Settings, you’ll find a Help tab below the Settings tab. Click Ask a Question under the Settings tab. A box will pop up with a note about Telegram Support. Select the Ask a Volunteer option within the box. By doing this, you’d be able to ask a question (about how you can overcome whatever Telegram restriction you’re facing). From your local support team, you may get somebody who would volunteer to provide you with a solution.

So, once the “volunteer” page shows up, click the start icon and report whatever problem (Telegram restriction) you’re facing.

Conclusion

Rather than feel you can always unban your Telegram number after a ban, it is best that you avoid actions that can trigger a ban while using Telegram.