New filter to delete messages containing quotes from external sources, such as public channels. Sometimes used to avoid spam filters.

Our friends have launched a game called City Holder on Telegram.
We like it, so here is the link.

Not an advertisement, but we're curious to see what comes out.

Combot removed you

Ramadan Kareem

Wishing you all the blessings of the holy month ?

Chart of user messages (time series) is now available individually for every user. You can open it on "Users" tab. This time it includes all groups that you administrate, allowing you to see user activity in multiple groups at once. This update also allows you to export this data as CSV or in other formats.

You can now see if a user participates in other groups or channels you administrate and if they left any. Good way to check if a user is still in target channels and when did they left. Elements are clickable and you can traverse between user profiles in different groups. Try it! You can also see the date of the last message for that user.

For every user, timeline which shows when and how many times did they join or leave is now available. This timeline will record invite links, too, and will show the user who added/removed the user if applicable. Currently available for channels, coming soon for your groups, too.

Additionally, you can now export all reputation and XP points at once, check "Data" tab for the endpoint.

Add @combot to your channels to keep track of users who join and leave your channels. You will now see your channels on combot.org, if you don't see yours, remove the bot and add it back. Channels are marked with bullhorn icon on combot.org. Please note: this functionality is not yet available for groups, but it will be in the nearest future.

New .gban and .gmute commands can be used to ban and mute users across multiple groups.

You can now set up to 5 "tags" for each group, available on "Settings" page. When you send a global version of the command, Combot will try to do the same action in other groups with same tags.