Telegram Leak Removal
How to Report It Yourself
Telegram channels and groups are a common way leaked content gets shared. Telegram takes copyright complaints directly, so you can report a public channel or post yourself. This guide shows how, and says plainly what DeleteMyLeaks can and can't do: we don't monitor Telegram.
How to report a Telegram leak yourself
Telegram handles copyright complaints itself, by email and through the Report button in its apps. Its copyright route covers public content: channels, groups, bots and sticker sets anyone can see. Search engines are a separate request for t.me pages that show up in search.
Copy each t.me link or @username, and take dated screenshots of the posts before you report.
Send a copyright complaint to [email protected] with the links, your original work and the required statements.
Use the Report button in any Telegram app on the channel or message as well.
If a t.me page shows up in search, file Google's and Bing's copyright removal forms.
What we can and can't do about Telegram
Frequently Asked Questions
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The free scan doesn't search Telegram. It shows which possible leaks of yours come up on Google and Brave, by email in about two minutes.
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