When managing multiple Telegram accounts, two things worry people the most: not knowing if an unfamiliar device has logged into an account, and not receiving login verification codes. Telemmx's built-in "Get Device Info" and "Get Official Notifications" features are designed to solve these problems. You can check the current device and all historical login records for an account at once, and directly read verification code messages sent by Telegram, without opening each client individually.
This feature retrieves the account's current device and all historical login device records. Each record contains detailed information: whether it's the current login device, whether it's an official client, Api_Id, app name, system platform, IP, region, app version, device model, system version, device creation time, and last active time.
For example, the returned data looks like this:
IsCurrent: False, Official_App: True
Api_Id: 6, App_Name: Telegram Android, Platform: Android
Ip: , Country: Frankfurt am Main, Germany, Region:
App_Version: 10.13.0, Device_Model: OnePlus OnePlus 6, System_Version: 11 (30)
Created: 2026-08-24 23:02:04, Active: 2026-08-26 11:51:09
What can you do with this information?
Operation is simple: In the Telemmx main interface, select the Telegram accounts you need to query, click the yellow "Get Device Info" button, and the tool will automatically pull the list of all login devices from the account backend and display the complete parameters for each device. Once you spot an unfamiliar device, just use the terminate device feature to clear the abnormal session.
This feature is specifically used to grab messages pushed by Telegram's official system, the most common being login verification code notifications. These messages are sent by the Telegram system for account login verification.
The content of an official notification typically looks like this:
Login code: 78036. Do not give this code to anyone, even if they say they are from Telegram!
❗️This code can be used to log in to your Telegram account. We never ask it for anything else.
If you didn't request this code by trying to log in on another device, simply ignore this message.
The benefit of using this feature is clear: when logging into accounts in bulk, you don't need to manually open each client to find the verification code; the tool automatically reads the login verification codes sent by Telegram. Additionally, if you receive a verification code notification that you didn't request, you can quickly realize that the account may be compromised.
Operation is also straightforward: Select the target accounts, click the yellow "Get Official Notifications" button, and the tool will read messages from Telegram's official system within the accounts, extracting the verification codes and notification text.
After checking device info and official notifications, you can directly use the companion features on the Telemmx interface:
Verification codes are the highest security credential for an account. Do not forward or disclose them to third parties. It's recommended to regularly pull device info for inspection and promptly clean up old login devices that are no longer in use to reduce the risk of account theft. All operations should comply with Telegram platform rules and manage accounts reasonably in bulk.
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