How to use a Proxy with Telegram

To use a proxy with Telegram, you need to configure the proxy settings within the Telegram app. This involves adding the proxy server address, port, username (if required), and password (if required).
Here's how to set up a proxy in Telegram:
1. Open Telegram and navigate to settings:
On Android or iOS, tap the three lines in the top left corner and select "Settings".
On desktop, open the Telegram app and go to "Settings".
2. Access Data and Storage settings:
On Android/iOS, scroll down and tap "Data and Storage".
3. Configure Proxy Settings:
Tap on "Proxy Settings".
Enable the "Use Proxy" toggle.
Tap "Add Proxy".
Choose the proxy type (SOCKS5 or MTProto).
Enter the proxy server address, port, username (if needed), and password (if needed).
Save the details by tapping the checkmark.
4. Enable the proxy:
Toggle the "Use Proxy" switch to enable the proxy.
5. Test the connection:
Telegram will automatically check and show you if the proxy is working.
Additional Tips:
Finding a Proxy Server: You'll need to find a proxy server provider and obtain the necessary details (server address, port, username, password).
Proxy Types: SOCKS5 and MTProto are common proxy types used with Telegram.
Testing: Ensure the proxy is working by testing the connection within the Telegram app.

To use a proxy with Telegram, you need to configure the proxy settings within the Telegram app. This involves adding the proxy server address, port, username (if required), and password (if required). 
Here's how to set up a proxy in Telegram:
1. Open Telegram and navigate to settings:
On Android or iOS, tap the three lines in the top left corner and select "Settings". 
On desktop, open the Telegram app and go to "Settings". 
2. Access Data and Storage settings: 
On Android/iOS, scroll down and tap "Data and Storage".
3. Configure Proxy Settings: 
Tap on "Proxy Settings".
Enable the "Use Proxy" toggle.
Tap "Add Proxy".
Choose the proxy type (SOCKS5 or MTProto).
Enter the proxy server address, port, username (if needed), and password (if needed).
Save the details by tapping the checkmark.
4. Enable the proxy: 
Toggle the "Use Proxy" switch to enable the proxy.
5. Test the connection: 
Telegram will automatically check and show you if the proxy is working.
Additional Tips:
Finding a Proxy Server: You'll need to find a proxy server provider and obtain the necessary details (server address, port, username, password).
Proxy Types: SOCKS5 and MTProto are common proxy types used with Telegram.
Testing: Ensure the proxy is working by testing the connection within the Telegram app.