All 37 categories — exactly the ones you will see in the panel, with the same names and descriptions. Each is switched on separately, with its own action: delete, warn, mute or ban. The critical ones are always on.
The first rule group in the panel. Almost none of it can be switched off: this is what costs a chat its members in a single evening.
Escort services
Offers, ads and promotion of sexual services
Always on
18+ content / NSFW
Sexual messages, porn, nudes, explicit photos, videos and attachments
Illegal substances
Mention, sale or promotion of narcotic substances
Always on
Violence / threats
Threats to participants and violent content
Always on
Extremism
Promotion of extremist views and prohibited content
Always on
Doxing
Publishing personal user data without their consent
Always on
Scam
Fraud, phishing links and user deception schemes
Always on
Phishing
Fake websites and links used to steal user data
Always on
Rules · 2
Ads and commercial spam
The second group. All of it is configurable: a crypto chat needs one set of rules, a chat of nail technicians quite another.
Gambling
Advertising casinos, bookmakers and gambling
Crypto
Unsolicited cryptocurrency and financial pyramid promotion
Currency and crypto exchange
Cash, bank transfer, currency, and crypto exchange between members
Phone numbers
Phone numbers of any country in message text (separate from shared contact cards)
Advertising
Unsolicited commercial advertising and self-promotion
Links
External links from new members and unknown sources
Telegram links
Links to channels, chats, invites, and referral pages
Bot mentions
Mentions of third-party bots and usernames ending in bot
Channel forwards
Removes messages forwarded by members from Telegram channels
Rules · 3
Toxicity and flood
The third group — the tone of the conversation, and the people trying to slip past the filters.
Spam
Repeated messages, mass mailings and automated spam
Flood / message spam
Message flood from a single user in a short period of time
Profanity
Obscene language and crude expressions in messages
Insults
Insulting participants and aggressive behavior in chat
Obfuscation
Unusual fonts, hidden characters, and text masking used to bypass filters
Rules · 4
New member screening
The fourth group. Most spam arrives with new accounts, so checking at the door is cheaper than cleaning up afterwards.
Suspicious accounts
By default this only logs fresh or obfuscated profiles — it never bans or restricts the member. If a name is so obfuscated it would break the chat's display, the bot removes just the join system message.
Enhanced newcomer check
Extra keywords for the first messages of members who joined after the bot: 18+ content, escort services, illegal substances
CAS spammer database
Checks joining users against the global CAS spammer database
Always on
Raid Mode
Automatically enables slow mode during sudden join spikes
Chat folder entry
Blocks joins through shared chat folders often used by spammers
Always on
Bot adders
Bans users who try to add a third-party bot to the group
Always on
Join-leave
Bans repeated join-and-leave: two cycles within an hour
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Message format
The fifth group is not about content but about form: what counts as a message in your chat at all.
Albums
Filters media albums and attachment batches
Contacts
Filters shared contacts and phone cards
Channel sender messages
A member posts in the group as their own Telegram channel
Caps lock
Messages written mostly in uppercase
Single word
Blocks messages that contain only one word
Emoji only
Blocks messages without words, made only of emoji
Spoilers
Removes spoiler-formatted messages when disabled
Invisible symbols
Removes hidden characters and text-direction control symbols
It works on the defaults
Add the bot to your group and grant administrator rights — the critical categories switch on at once, and the rest you tune to your chat.