Telegram proxy & antidetect bundle
Use residential Telegram proxies together with cloud phones in Multilogin to manage Telegram accounts in stable, isolated environments. Each session runs with its own device identity and a location-matched IP, with access to over 30 million residential IPs, all controlled from one simple dashboard.
Run multiple Telegram profiles with Android cloud phones
Run each Telegram profile on its own Android cloud phone to keep mobile sessions separate at the device level. With persistent app data and 24-hour lasting sticky sessions, you can switch between profiles and manage multiple Telegram accounts from one dashboard without shared environments.
Run Telegram accounts from the location you choose
Choose where each Telegram account runs by assigning a location to its cloud phone. With built-in residential proxies, every cloud phone connects through a location-matched IP, so Telegram sessions stay consistent while you manage accounts from different regions in one dashboard.
Create and manage multiple Telegram accounts
Create and manage Telegram accounts using Android cloud phones running real Android OS versions. Choose from around 30 Android device models across popular brands like Samsung, Google, and Redmi, with each account operating inside its own cloud phone to keep device setups, app data, and sessions fully separated from one dashboard.
Collaborate with your team on Telegram
Assign Telegram accounts to team members and manage access from one dashboard. Each account runs on its own cloud phone, so teammates can work in parallel without sharing logins or devices, while you keep clear oversight as the team grows.
Use your existing Telegram proxy setup
Already using Telegram proxies? Import your existing proxy setup into Multilogin and apply it to cloud phones or browser profiles. Manage both custom and built-in proxies from one dashboard while keeping your current Telegram workflow unchanged.
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What are cloud phones?
Cloud phones are real Android devices hosted in the cloud that let you run each Telegram account in its own mobile environment. App data, login state, and device identity stay separate, so sessions remain stable while everything is managed from one dashboard.
Why use proxies and a cloud phone from the same provider?
Using proxies and cloud phones from the same provider keeps Telegram sessions consistent at both the device and network level. Multilogin combines Android cloud phones with residential proxies from over 30 million IPs, so device identity, location, and connection stay aligned and everything is managed from one dashboard without extra tools.
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Free residential proxies in each subscription plan
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Passes all browser fingerprint checkers
Profile warmup with pre-farmed cookies
AI-powered automation
Super sticky sessions last up to 24 hours
Multilogin features for creating multiple Telegram accounts
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Integration with Selenium, Playwright, and Puppeteer
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How Telegram proxies and cloud phones work together for account management
Managing Telegram today is rarely about one account. For many teams, creators, and agencies, the real challenge is how to manage multiple Telegram accounts without sessions breaking, environments overlapping, or workflows becoming messy over time. At first, a proxy might seem like enough. Change the IP, log in, move on. But as account counts grow, problems usually start coming from somewhere else: shared devices, reused sessions, and environments that don’t stay consistent.
This is where Telegram proxies and cloud phones start to work best together. One handles the network side. The other handles the device side. When both are aligned, Telegram accounts behave more like normal, long-term mobile users instead of temporary setups that need constant fixing.
Why do Telegram proxies alone stop being enough over time
A Telegram proxy only changes where the connection appears to come from. It does not change the device that Telegram sees. If multiple accounts are accessed from the same phone, emulator, or recycled environment, Telegram can still connect them through shared signals such as app storage, device parameters, or session behavior.
That’s why many setups feel fine at the beginning, then slowly become unreliable. Accounts start asking for re-logins, sessions expire faster than expected, or actions feel restricted without a clear reason. The issue is not usually the proxy quality. It’s the environment behind it.
Proxies solve network identity, but Telegram also pays attention to device identity. Without separating both, problems tend to repeat no matter how often IPs are changed.
What exactly does a cloud phone change for Telegram accounts
A cloud phone gives each Telegram account its own Android device environment, hosted in the cloud and controlled from a desktop. Instead of multiple accounts touching the same phone or emulator, every account runs inside its own isolated mobile space.
Each cloud phone keeps its own app data, login state, and device setup. When you open Telegram again, you return to the same environment, not a rebuilt or partially reset one. That continuity is what makes long-term management calmer and more predictable.
With Multilogin, cloud phones run real Android OS versions and support a wide range of Android device models. You install Telegram once, stay logged in, and continue working from the same session whenever you return.
How do Telegram proxies and cloud phones work together in practice
The real stability comes from pairing the two correctly. Cloud phones handle the device. Proxies handle the connection. When they’re managed from the same platform, they stay aligned instead of drifting apart.
In a proper setup:
Each Telegram account runs on its own cloud phone
Each cloud phone connects through its own residential proxy
Location, network, and device signals remain consistent over time
Multilogin makes this pairing straightforward by offering built-in residential proxies that can be applied directly to cloud phones. With access to over 30 million residential IPs across 150+ countries, network routing happens inside the same dashboard where devices are managed. There’s no need to stitch tools together or guess whether signals still match.
Key activities with Telegram proxies
Proxies aid common tasks in clear ways:
- Account management: Multiple accounts operate independently and without notice.
- Content scraping: Data from groups or channels pulls in without system blocks.
- Geo-unblocking: Blocked content opens via IP matches to needed locations.
- Automation: Posting, extraction, and profile work use Postman, Selenium, Puppeteer, and Playwright through Multilogin’s API.
- Proxy rotation: Regular changes in residential proxies hold privacy and steady access.
These steps build toward reliable daily use.
What can you do day to day with Telegram using cloud phones and proxies
Once the setup is in place, managing multiple Telegram accounts becomes far more predictable. Instead of worrying about device resets, IP changes, or overlapping fingerprints, daily work stays focused on the Telegram tasks that actually matter. Each cloud phone maintains its own device fingerprint and session history, so accounts behave consistently over time.
Teams typically use this setup to:
Switch between Telegram accounts without re-logging or rebuilding sessions
Keep accounts organized by client, campaign, or region
Return to the same app state with the same fingerprint every time work resumes
Assign accounts to team members without sharing devices or login details
Because cloud phones persist between sessions, there’s no sense of starting from zero. Each account keeps its own context, fingerprint, and activity history, which is especially important when managing conversations, channels, or communities across different regions.
How does Multilogin help organize Telegram accounts at scale
Managing a few accounts is one thing. Managing dozens is where structure starts to matter more than tools. Multilogin’s dashboard is built around keeping environments clear and separated as setups grow.
You can organize cloud phones with folders, tags, and notes, making it easy to see which Telegram account belongs to which purpose. Team access controls let you decide who can view, run, or edit each phone, so collaboration stays clean as more people join the workflow.
Because cloud phones and browser profiles live in the same platform, Telegram mobile and Telegram Web workflows can be handled side by side without jumping between tools.
Final verdict
Telegram account management works best when environments behave like real, long-term mobile users. Proxies alone handle only part of that picture. Cloud phones complete it by giving each account a stable device environment that doesn’t reset or overlap.
By combining cloud phones and residential proxies inside one platform, Multilogin offers a practical way to manage Telegram accounts with clarity, structure, and confidence as operations grow.
FAQ
What is a cloud phone for Telegram account management?
A cloud phone is a real Android device hosted in the cloud that lets you run Telegram as if each account were on its own physical phone. App data, device fingerprint, and login state stay persistent, so Telegram sessions remain stable while everything is managed from a single dashboard.
Why are proxies not enough to manage multiple Telegram accounts?
Proxies only change the network location. Telegram also evaluates device fingerprint, app storage, and session behavior. When multiple accounts share the same device environment, they can still be linked even if IPs rotate. Cloud phones solve this by separating accounts at the device level, not just the network level.
How do cloud phones help manage multiple Telegram accounts safely?
Each Telegram account runs inside its own cloud phone with a unique device fingerprint and isolated app data. This prevents overlap between accounts and allows teams to manage multiple Telegram accounts without rebuilding sessions or reconfiguring environments every time.
What exactly is a Telegram proxy?
A proxy acts as a middle point that routes your connection to Telegram through another server. It hides your real IP and lets you appear from a different location.
Why would I need proxies for multiple Telegram accounts?
They help avoid detection by making each account look independent. Without them, using the same IP can lead to flags or bans.
How does Multilogin fit into this?
Multilogin pairs proxies with an antidetect browser to manage fingerprints and IPs. It makes handling accounts safer and more automated.
Can I use my own proxies with Multilogin?
Absolutely. It supports third-party proxies alongside its built-in options for custom setups.
Are Telegram proxies legal to use?
Yes, in most places, as long as you follow Telegram’s rules and local laws. They’re tools for privacy, not for breaking terms.
What if I'm new to automation tools?
Multilogin’s interface works for beginners. You can start simple and add tools like Selenium later as needed.