Introduction of Combot Automation Combot triggers have expanded beyond keyword-based responses. The new Automation feature enables the construction of comprehensive scenarios based on Telegram events, including messages and edits, comments, channel posts, join requests, member joins and leaves, boosts, reactions, and checklists. Rules can now evaluate a wide array of parameters, including text, ti…

New filter: Reactions Combot now lets you control who can react to messages in your chat. Two modes: • Allow — anyone can react (default) • Only members — reactions from non-members are automatically removed Available now under Moderation → Filters. Note: to disable reactions entirely, use the Reactions setting in your Telegram group's own settings.

Referral links: now available for public groups and channels Previously, referral invite links only worked for private groups. That limitation is now lifted: the feature works for public groups and channels too, alongside private groups, with no change to setup — enable "Enable ordinary users to create invite links" on the Referrals page as before. For channels specifically, since subscribers can'…

🚀 Moderation updates 🛡 Guard Bot support Combot now verifies group join requests natively within Telegram's interface — no separate DMs needed. Requires "process join requests" permission. 📝 Join request bio filter Automatically decline requests based on applicant bios. Filter by keywords, regex, and links. Configure via group's "New users" section. 💬 Combot Direct Private messaging for chat admin…

Anonymous Questions — now available in Combot We've added Anonymous Questions, a feature that lets people send messages without revealing their identity. For chats. Enable it under Entertainment in your moderation settings. Combot generates a link you can share; anyone who opens it can submit a message, which is posted to your chat anonymously. You decide whether non-members are allowed to send. M…