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How to use member bio mining

Many people can't find their results after a scan, or get hit by rate limits after just a few runs. It's actually simple: the system reads the bios of members in a group, and whenever it finds a group link, it adds it to Collected results further down the same page.

1What exactly does it mine?

Many Telegram users put a promo group, channel or business contact in their bio. Member bio mining reads these bios in bulk and pulls out the group and channel leads they contain.

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A group member @someone
Free trial https://t.me/your_group
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Added to the results list
your_group
Source shows as "Member bios"

2Get going in three steps

1
Pick the account to use, then open the "Member bios" tab
The account must already have joined the target groups. If the list is empty, go to Joined groups and sync the chat list or join groups first.
2
Select the groups to scan and click "Start scanning"
You can select several joined groups at once; each group gets its own task. For member source, start with "Active posters (precise, recommended)".
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Scroll down to "Collected results" on the same page
Groups found don't open in a new window — they're in the list further down the same Find groups page. Filter by the source "Member bios" to see them.
Where are the results?

Right in the Collected results table at the bottom of the Find groups page, not in some hidden corner of the Task center. When a scan finishes, scroll down, or choose "Member bios" in the source filter.

Find groups page · lower section Collected results
Sample group A Source: Member bios
Group
Join / Refresh / Delete
Sample channel B Source: Member bios
Channel
Join / Refresh / Delete
Scan results show up here — they haven't disappeared

3Settings that are both accurate and safe

1

Prefer "Active posters"Recommended

Active posters are usually more engaged, more likely to advertise in their bios, and keep the scan size manageable. "Public members" covers more people, but it's slower and more likely to trigger rate limits.

2

Keep only groups or only channels

In the result filter options ("Collect" and "Member filter"), you can choose groups only or channels only, and exclude bots. Narrowing things down first makes sorting through the collected results much easier later.

3

Don't scan too aggressivelyAvoid rate limits

Bio mining reads strangers' profiles again and again. Scanning too many groups, or very large ones, in a short time can easily trigger Telegram's restrictions. Start with small groups, select only a few, and work in batches. If the account starts behaving oddly, pause for a while before continuing.

Common misconception: not seeing results after a scan doesn't necessarily mean it failed. First scroll down to "Collected results". If the list is empty, those member bios may simply not contain any group links, or the results were removed by your result filters.

4FAQ

The scan finished. Where did the results go?

They're still on the current Find groups page — scroll down to "Collected results". You can also filter by the source "Member bios". The Task center only shows task progress; the detailed group list is in Collected results.

Why did I hit rate limits shortly after starting?

Reading a large number of strangers' bios is a high-frequency, sensitive operation. The newer the account and the harder you scan, the more likely it gets restricted. Stop the task and let the account cool down, then next time use "Active posters" and select just a few small groups.

Why do some groups come back empty?

It means the member bios that were scanned contained no matching group or channel links, or they were removed by the result filters you selected. That doesn't mean the task failed — this scan just didn't turn up usable leads.

What if the list of groups to choose from is empty?

Member bio mining only works on groups that the current account has already joined. First sync the chat list in Joined groups, or join the target groups, then come back here and select them.

How do I use the groups once they're found?

Select them in Collected results, then either join them directly, or refresh them first to check member counts and activity before deciding whether to join or use them for later broadcasts and member invites.