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If your Telegram channel has been compromised by an unauthorized person, it can be a frustrating experience, especially if your personal data relies heavily on it. However, the good news is that it can be restored to its original state with a few simple steps.

The first thing to do is to take action and report the hack immediately to Telegram technical team. They will ask you to provide some information such as your channel username, a screenshot of the hacking, and your Telegram ID. You can find your Telegram ID by searching for 'tg-id' in Telegram's search settings.

Once you have reported the hack, Telegram will suspend your account temporarily to prevent any further damage. You will need to wait until they investigate your account and the hacking incident before you can access your channel again.

While waiting for Telegram to investigate the incident, you can report the hacking incident to your payment processor if your hacked channel used a bot service. They may be able to cancel any unauthorized transactions and inform you about any suspicious activities associated with your hacking incident.

When your channel is unlocked, you will need to change your password immediately and consider using a multi-factor authentication. This will make it much harder for hackers to access your channel again.

Another step to take is to check all your channel's hierarchy, including its history, members, and 电报 下载 files. Delete any unknown files and messages and all unauthorized users who joined your channel during the hacking incident. You should also change your channel's settings to prevent any unauthorized changes being made.

To prevent another hacking incident in the future, make sure to create complex passwords, keep your app up-to-date, and be cautious when clicking on spam messages or opening messages from unknown senders.

By following these simple steps, you can get your channel back up and running in no time and prevent any future hacking incidents.