ForgerThon
Full-featured Telegram client library for Python 3, with Android device fingerprinting and official app versions.
Fork of Telethon — maintained by Green Forger | Channel: @forgertele
Installation
pip install forgerthon
Features
- Full MTProto implementation
- Android device fingerprinting (4,896 devices)
- Official app version: Android 13.1.0
- Anti-flood delays built-in
- Compatible with ForgerTele sessions
Original
Based on Telethon by Lonami, licensed MIT.
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