🧙‍♂️Filters Users

1. Filters user use Whitelist ( Only Platinum Plan)

This feature allows you to forward messages only from specific users that you select. By using a Whitelist, you can specify which users' messages should be forwarded by their USER_ID or USER_NAME.

1. To use this feature, you'll first need to find the User ID of the users you want to whitelist. Follow these steps:

   • Search for the @FindMyIDs_Bot on Telegram or access it via this link.

   • Click Start to begin using the bot.

   • Forward any message from the user to the bot.

1. Next, use the following syntax to create filters based on the whitelist of users:

Syntax

/whitelist [ACTION] [LABEL]_user [USER_ID1,USER_ID2,...,USERNAME1,USERNAME2,...]

Explanation:

• [ACTION]: The action you want to take (e.g., add, remove, or list).

• [LABEL]_user: The label you assign to this whitelist (e.g., trusted_user, groupA_user).

• [USER_ID1,USER_ID2,...]: A list of User IDs.

• [USERNAME1,USERNAME2,...]: A list of Usernames.

• You can mix User IDs and Usernames in the same command.

Example Usage:

• Add multiple users to a whitelist using their User IDs:

  /whitelist add groupA_user 12345678,87654321,23456789

• Add multiple users to a whitelist using their Usernames:

  /whitelist add vip_user johndoe,janedoe,alice123

• Add users to a whitelist using both User IDs and Usernames:

  /whitelist add trusted_user 12345678,johndoe,87654321,alice123

• Add a single user to a whitelist using a User ID:

  /whitelist add staff_user 98765432

• Add a single user to a whitelist using a Username:

  /whitelist add client_user janedoe

This flexibility allows you to manage your whitelist efficiently, accommodating both User IDs and Usernames as needed.

Apply/Deactivate Whitelist for a Task

Example whitelist

Step-by-Step Guide to Using the Whitelist Feature:

1. Step 1: Create the Whitelist Command

   • Start by creating a command to whitelist specific users. Use the following syntax:

   /whitelist add [LABEL]_user [USER_ID,USER_NAME]

   • Replace [LABEL]_user with a name for your whitelist (e.g., trusted_user), and [USER_ID,USER_NAME] with the IDs or usernames of the users you want to whitelist.

2. Step 2: Send the Command to the BOT

   • Once you’ve created the command, send it to the AutoForward Telegram Bot.

   • The BOT will then process your request to create the whitelist.

3. Step 3: BOT Displays Your Task List

   • After the BOT successfully creates the whitelist, it will display a list of your active tasks.

   • These tasks represent the forwarding activities where you can apply or remove the whitelist.

4. Step 4: Apply or Remove the Whitelist from a Task

   • Review the list of tasks provided by the BOT.

   • Choose the task(s) where you want to apply the whitelist or remove it if it's already applied.

   • This allows you to control which tasks are affected by the whitelist, ensuring only messages from specified users are forwarded.

This guide outlines the process from creating a whitelist to applying it to specific tasks, helping you manage which users' messages are forwarded.

2. Filters user use Blacklist ( Only Platinum Plan)

The blacklist feature allows you to block or ignore messages from specific users. By adding users to a Blacklist using their USER_ID or USER_NAME, you can ensure that messages from these users will not be forwarded.

1. To use this feature, you'll first need to find the User ID of the users you want to blacklist. Follow these steps:

   • Go to the chat where you want to receive messages from specific users.

   • Use the command /getid in the chat.

   • Note down the User ID that appears. You can then add this User ID to your blacklist.

Example

Note: To use the /getid command, please make sure you are using a Telegram account that is connected to the AutoForward Telegram Bot.

1. Next, use the following syntax to create filters based on the blacklist of users:

Syntax

/blacklist [ACTION] [LABEL]_user [USER_ID1,USER_ID2,...,USERNAME1,USERNAME2,...]

Explanation:

• [ACTION]: The action you want to take (e.g., add, remove, or list).

• [LABEL]_user: The label you assign to this blacklist (e.g., block_user, spam_user).

• [USER_ID1,USER_ID2,...]: A list of User IDs.

• [USERNAME1,USERNAME2,...]: A list of Usernames.

• You can mix User IDs and Usernames in the same command.

Example Usage:

• Block multiple users to a blacklist using their User IDs:

  /blacklist add spam_user 12345678,87654321,23456789

• Block multiple users to a blacklist using their Usernames:

  /blacklist add blocked_user johndoe,janedoe,alice123

• Block users to a blacklist using both User IDs and Usernames:

  /blacklist add unwanted_user 12345678,johndoe,87654321,alice123

• Block a single user to a blacklist using a User ID:

  /blacklist add blocked_user 98765432

• Block a single user to a blacklist using a Username:

  /blacklist add spam_user janedoe

This flexibility allows you to manage your blacklist efficiently, accommodating both User IDs and Usernames as needed.

Apply/Deactivate Blacklist for a Task

Example Blacklist

Step-by-Step Guide to Using the Blacklist Feature:

1. Step 1: Create the Blacklist Command

   • First, you need to create a command to blacklist specific users. Use the syntax:

   /blacklist add [LABEL]_user [USER_ID,USER_NAME]
   

   • Replace [LABEL]_user with a name for your blacklist (e.g., spam_user), and [USER_ID,USER_NAME] with the IDs or usernames of the users you want to blacklist.

2. Step 2: Send the Command to the BOT

   • After creating the command, send it to the AutoForward Telegram Bot.

   • The BOT will process your request to create the blacklist.

3. Step 3: BOT Displays Your Task List

   • Once the BOT has successfully created the blacklist, it will display a list of your tasks.

   • These tasks include all the active forwarding tasks where you can apply or remove the blacklist.

4. Step 4: Apply or Remove the Blacklist from a Task

   • Review the list of tasks shown by the BOT.

   • Select the task(s) where you want to apply the blacklist, or remove the blacklist if it's already applied.

   • This allows you to control which tasks are affected by the blacklist, ensuring only the appropriate messages are blocked.

This guide walks you through the entire process, from creating a blacklist to applying it to specific forwarding tasks.