AntiServiceMessage: a cleaner group chat

Bot • Moderation & Anti-Spam

About this App

In a big chat, fifty lines like "Ivan joined the group" can pile up in an hour. The discussion drowns, and the message you need is hidden between notices. AntiServiceMessage clears away that noise. 🧹

The bot describes itself briefly: it removes join, add and leave messages in groups and supergroups. Its profile carries no ads.

What service messages are

These are system notices from Telegram. They appear when someone joins through a link, when a member is added by hand or when someone leaves the group.

In small private groups they can be useful. In an open community where new people keep arriving, they clutter the feed and make reading harder.

How to connect the bot

The bot needs no complicated setup. It requires one thing: the right to delete messages.

Find the bot in Telegram search and open its profile.
Add it to your group or supergroup.
Open the administrator list and promote the bot to admin.
Enable the right to delete messages.
Test it: ask a friend to join the group and leave.

No other rights need to be given to the bot. The fewer permissions, the lower the risk for your group. 🔒

What to expect after launch

New join and leave notices will disappear instead of hanging in the feed. The bot has no commands and works automatically.

Note that the bot deletes only new notices. Old messages that appeared before it was connected have to be removed by hand. If the bot fails to delete, first check its admin rights.

When a bot like this is most useful

Open chats. A stream of newcomers creates dozens of notices an hour 👥.
Groups with ad campaigns. After a promotion many people enter the chat.
Support chats. Customers care about answers, not a list of who came in.
Discussion communities. The feed stays readable.

Small details to consider

A join notice sometimes helps moderators spot a wave of bots or suspicious activity. If you delete these messages, watch the member list another way, for example through the group's admin log.

Telegram has a log of recent actions for administrators. Join and leave events land there even when they are gone from the feed. 📋

Security

The bot has to be an administrator, so double check that you added the right one. Bots with similar names may have different owners and goals. Compare the username character by character.

If you no longer need the bot, remove it from the admins or from the group. Unneeded rights should not stay hanging around. ⚠️

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does AntiServiceMessage delete?▼

Telegram service messages about members joining, being added or leaving, in groups and supergroups. It does not touch ordinary messages from people. The bot has no commands and works automatically.

Which rights does the bot need?▼

Promote the bot to administrator and enable the right to delete messages. Other rights are unnecessary. If notices do not disappear, open the admin list and check that the right is enabled.

Will the bot delete old notices?▼

No, it removes only new service messages that appear after connecting. Old ones have to be deleted by hand by selecting them in the chat. The admin needs the right to delete messages for that.

Is the bot paid, and does it show ads?▼

The bot profile states that there are no ads. You can use it for free by adding it to a group. Do not send money to anyone who promises "extended" versions through private messages.