Sign-in and network

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Proxy settings

Available · See it on the features page

On many networks Telegram can’t connect the first time you open the app, so the code never arrives. Luckgram puts the proxy button where you can reach it:

• While signing in: every sign-in screen (phone number, code, two-step password, name) has a proxy icon at the top right. A grey outline means no proxy, spinning means connecting, filled means connected. Tap it to open Telegram’s proxy settings, add a SOCKS5 or MTProto proxy and come back; the icon updates right away.
• After signing in: tap ⋮ at the top right of the chat list; Proxy settings is at the top of the menu, with the current status (Off, Connecting, Connected) next to it.

You can also open a t.me/proxy or tg://proxy link someone shares to add a proxy, before or after signing in. You choose and supply the proxy; Luckgram doesn’t provide proxies. Use only proxies you trust.

Add proxies from a QR code, link or subscription

In proxy settings, below Add proxy, there are two faster ways:

• Scan a QR code / enter a link: scan a proxy QR code, or paste a link such as tg://socks, tg://proxy, t.me/socks, t.me/proxy or socks5://user:password@host:port, and the proxy goes straight into your list. Proxies you already have aren’t added twice.
• Import a subscription: paste a Clash or mihomo subscription URL. Luckgram downloads it and imports its SOCKS5 proxies into a new Subscriptions group in the list. Tap a subscription to refresh it (new proxies are added, ones no longer in it are removed) or delete it (the proxies it added go too). VLESS, VMess, Shadowsocks and other proxy types don’t work in Luckgram; they are skipped and the app tells you how many. The subscription URL stays on your device.

Each SOCKS5 proxy shows its exit country and IP, and the Direct row at the top shows your own exit without a proxy.

Sign-in code help

Available · See it on the features page

If your account is already signed in on another device, Telegram usually sends the sign-in code to the Telegram app on that device rather than by SMS. The code screen then shows a card:

1. Open Telegram (or Luckgram) on another device that’s signed in.
2. In the chat list, find the message from the official Telegram account (with the blue checkmark).
3. Enter the 5–6 digit code from that message.

Tap OK to close the card. How can I receive the code? explains more:

• if every device is signed out, tap Telegram’s usual Didn’t get the code? to get it by SMS instead (when Telegram allows it);
• if you can’t connect, set up a proxy with the icon at the top right first.

The code is only for signing in. Anyone who asks you for it, including someone claiming to be support, is trying to scam you.

Platforms: iOS and Android.