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# Why Do Some Users Get Logged Out When Connecting to the Telegram Bot?

We have received some feedback that when connecting to our bot, a few users get logged out of their previous Telegram sessions. However, this is not an issue on our end but rather a security mechanism implemented by Telegram to protect user accounts.

#### **Reasons**

Telegram has strict security measures and limits the number of concurrent login sessions. When the bot connects to your account through Telegram's official API, the system may recognize this as a new session and log out older sessions to ensure security.

#### **Security Commitment**

We prioritize security and data encryption to ensure your information remains protected. If you have any concerns, please feel free to contact us for assistance.

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