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Chris Caron 2023-09-22 19:53:32 -04:00
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@ -34,10 +34,10 @@ Unfortunately (at this time) Telegram doesn't make it intuitive to get this **{c
However, Apprise can make this task a bit easier if the intention is to just private message yourself. If this is the case, simply send a private message to this new bot you just created (above). That's it!
By doing this, Apprise is able to automatically to detect _your_ **{chat_id}** from the message sent to the bot. Doing this also allows you to greatly simplify the Apprise URL to read:
By doing this, Apprise is able to automatically to detect _your_ **{chat_id}** from the message sent to the bot.
* **tgram**://**{bot_token}**/
When using the short form of the Telegram/Apprise URL and the bot owner (probably you) is successfully detected, the **{chat_id}** it detected will appear in the logs after the notification is sent. Ideally you should take this and update your Apprise URL to explicitly reference this in the future.
When using the short form of the Telegram/Apprise URL and the bot owner (probably you) is successfully detected, the **{chat_id}** it detected will appear in the logs after the notification is sent. Note that the **Telegram API keeps incoming messages for 24 hours only**. Thus, you should update your Apprise URL to explicitly reference this in the future.
* **tgram**://**{bot_token}**/**{chat_id}**
**Note**: you can also just go ahead and acquire the **{chat_id}** yourself after first messaging yourself as per the instructions above. Afterwards, you just need to visit `https://api.telegram.org/bot{bot_token}/getUpdates`.