# Telegram Reporter

<https://teletraff.com/en/modules/reporter>

> Accounts report a channel, chat, user or message: one target or a whole dataset, with a chosen reason and a breakdown of every submission.

TeleTraff editorial team · June 8, 2026 · 3 min read

- One target or a whole dataset
- Twelve complaint reasons
- A breakdown of every submission

The module files complaints from your accounts against a chosen target: a channel, chat, user or a specific message. You can report one target or walk a whole dataset, pick a reason from Telegram's own list, and see what Telegram answered for each submission.

## Launch flow

- Select accounts and a target: a single one or a dataset.
- Set the target type, the complaint reasons and the number of submissions.
- Start the job and review results per submission.

![Reporter settings screen](https://teletraff.com/modules/shots/en/reporter-setup.webp)

*Settings: the target source, target type, complaint reasons and the number of submissions.*

## One target or a dataset

- 'One target': complaints go to a single object. The target type is chosen separately: a user, a channel or chat, a specific message. Below is a field for the link or @username.
- 'Dataset of targets': accounts walk a saved dataset in turn and file a complaint against each target. The dataset can be built by a parser or entered by hand.

## Complaint reasons

The reasons are the same categories Telegram itself offers when you report. You can pick several at once; 'Spam' is checked by default:

- Spam, Scam or fraud: the most common reasons for ad and deceptive channels.
- Violence, Illegal goods and services, Illegal 18+ content: for the openly forbidden.
- Personal data, Copyright: for leaks and stolen content.
- Dislike, Not illegal but should be removed, Other: when a free wording is needed. 'Other' opens a field where you describe the reason in words.

Next to them is a 'Shuffle' switch: with several reasons chosen, submissions alternate between them rather than sending the same one.

## How much and how

- 'Number of submissions': how many complaints to file per run, from 1 to 100.
- 'Per-account limit': how many complaints fall on one account, also up to 100. That spreads the load across the accounts rather than pushing from a single account.
- Before launch the panel checks access to the target, so accounts do not spend attempts on something already unavailable.

## Results

After launch the 'Runs' tab shows how many complaints each account sent, and 'Results' collect the server-confirmed outcomes. As in the other modules, a refusal shows its reason rather than a generic error, and a run can be paused or stopped.

## FAQ

**What can be reported?**

A channel or chat, a user, and a specific message. For a single target the type is chosen separately; for a dataset accounts walk through all targets in turn.

**Can I pick several reasons at once?**

Yes. Check the ones you need, and the 'Shuffle' switch will alternate them between submissions so complaints do not all go under one carbon-copy reason.

**What does the per-account limit do?**

It divides the total number of complaints among accounts so the load spreads more evenly. One account does not file every complaint in a row, which is calmer for the accounts themselves.

**What happens to the target after a complaint?**

The module files the complaint and shows what Telegram answered for each submission. The decision about the target itself is Telegram's, not the panel's.