Centralized Cloud Management for Telegram Accounts

Telegram free users get 2GB of free cloud storage for saving files (photos, videos, documents) across devices. To expand storage, you can subscribe to Telegram Premium (starting at $4.99/month), which offers up to 400GB of cloud storage—this storage is independent of Google services and only for Telegram content.

Yes. DuoPlus provides isolated cloud-based Android phones, each with a unique device fingerprint and exclusive IP address. This lets each Telegram account run in a fully independent environment, avoiding cross-account association and meeting needs like separating personal, work, or community management accounts.

1. Telegram native switch: Open Telegram → Tap the three-line menu (top left) → Tap your phone number (top) → Select the target account from the dropdown (or tap ‘Add Account’ to log in with a new phone number).
   2. DuoPlus switch: Each Telegram account is installed on a separate DuoPlus cloud phone—simply switch between cloud phone windows to access different accounts without repeated login/logout.

Yes. Each Telegram account must be bound to a unique phone number (email is not required for Telegram registration). DuoPlus prevents credential overlap by assigning independent cloud environments to each account, fully complying with Telegram’s anti-fraud and registration rules.

1. Recover deleted chats: Open Telegram → Go to ‘Settings’ → Tap ‘Advanced’ → Select ‘Recently Deleted’ (chats are retained for 48 hours) → Tap the chat and select ‘Restore’.
   2. Recover deleted files: If you enabled ‘Cloud Backup’ (Settings → Chat Settings → Chat Backup), you can restore files from backups; otherwise, permanently deleted files (after 48 hours in ‘Recently Deleted’) cannot be recovered.

Low risk if used compliantly. DuoPlus’s cloud phones simulate real mobile device behavior (unique fingerprints, independent IPs), which avoids triggering Telegram’s multi-account detection. Bans usually only happen if you violate Telegram’s rules (e.g., sending spam messages, sharing illegal content, or running bots without permission)—not from multi-opening itself.

Yes. 1. Open a Telegram chat (individual or group) → Type your message → Long-press the ‘Send’ button (paper plane icon) instead of tapping it.
2. A schedule menu will pop up—select a preset time (e.g., 10 minutes later, tomorrow 9 AM) or tap ‘Pick a date’ to set a custom time → Confirm, and the message will be sent automatically at the scheduled time.

Multi-opening Telegram on regular devices shares the same device ID, MAC address, and IP. Telegram can easily detect this and link accounts, which may lead to restricted features (e.g., limited file sending) or bans.
DuoPlus assigns each account a standalone cloud environment: unique device fingerprints, exclusive regional IPs, and isolated app data. Telegram recognizes each as a separate real mobile user, eliminating association risks entirely.

1. Archive: Archives the chat to the ‘Archived Chats’ folder (hidden from the main chat list) but retains all chat history and files. To access: Scroll to the bottom of the main chat list and tap ‘Archived Chats’. Archived chats can be unarchived and restored to the main list at any time.
   2. Delete: Moves the chat to ‘Recently Deleted’ (retained for 48 hours) and removes it from the main list. After 48 hours, the chat and its history are permanently deleted and cannot be restored.

1. Avoid automation: Do not use bots to send bulk messages, add users to groups without permission, or scrape chat data—mimic real user behavior (e.g., staggered message sending, natural chat interactions).
   2. Warm up new accounts: New Telegram accounts should first add a few contacts, send casual messages, and join 1-2 trusted groups (gradually increase activity over 1-2 weeks) to avoid being flagged as spam.
   3. Unique usage: Do not share the same group links, file content, or message templates across accounts—keep each account’s usage scenario distinct (e.g., one for friends, one for work).
   4. Comply with policies: Do not share copyrighted, violent, or illegal content—Telegram actively enforces content rules and may ban violating accounts without warning.