Hello!
I’m a user of your service and I appreciate the quality of your VPN and proxy offerings. I see that Xeovo supports various protocols and has Stealth proxies available, and the support team has been very responsive in the past.
I would like to request MTProto proxy support specifically for Telegram traffic. In my region, Telegram media traffic (especially video) is heavily throttled at the network level, and regular VPN protocols like WireGuard/VLESS often do not improve video performance. MTProto is currently the most effective way to make Telegram media load well.
Could you please:
- Add MTProto proxy support to your service (even as an extra feature)?
- Or provide guidance on how to configure MTProto through your existing infrastructure?
I would greatly appreciate any help or suggestions.
Thank you in advance!
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Originally we wanted to reject this (more on this down below), but we could do small testing and create one server for free to all users in Telegram. Won't hurt much and we will see how well it actually works.
Reasons why we wanted to reject this:
We will do some testing and publish access in our Telegram channel (if testing goes well). There are one fork written in Rust and that's actively maintained that we could use.
Speaking of hysteria, it hasn't worked for about a month now. Is that supposed to be the case? In v2ray, for example, the ping test shows -1ms.
Thanks for being open to testing MTProto. I think it would be very helpful, and I'm really looking forward to trying it out!
No, all Hysteria servers are up and running. Ping tests are not always correct in clients. You should not rely only on them.
I use Hysteria in Russia - Moscow, says ping -1 but internet is working correctly, but i have problems with Telegram on Android and searched this post to know is there a internal telegram proxy support or no, because v2rayNG or Nekobox is not working with telegram on phone...
That does not sound right. Verify that you are actually connected to the proxy first https://doesmyvpn.work
If the issue persist please send us a ticket and tell which exact server and protocols you used, so we can double check it ourself. Thanks.
have you tried the alternative Telegram app turrit? it has accelerators built in for this purpose/
We are done with the testing phase. So far the results are "Okay", however we have no idea how stable it is going to be under high load.
Before we publish it everywhere we would like some of you to test it out and share your experience.
https://t.me/proxy?server=45.86.153.138&port=443&secret=ee07266a279143bcff09a5e484abb277636972616e2e6d69642e7275
Works like a charm! All where i have problems is gone...
One of the problems its - i can't send gif files...
And now it's working!
Hi!
I just wanted to say a huge thank you for not dismissing the MTProto request and for actually spinning up a test server. I read your concerns about MTProto (maintenance, detectability, stability, etc.), so it genuinely means a lot that you still decided to test it and let users try it.
My experience so far has been really good. Telegram is flying for me: messages, photos, and videos load/send instantly. Video messages (“circles”) work perfectly too. And the best part — even audio and video calls work without any issues at all (no lag, no drops, nothing).
In my region Telegram (especially media/video) is heavily throttled at the network level, and regular VPN protocols don’t really help. With your MTProto setup, the difference is night and day — it actually solved the problem.
If possible, I’d really love to see MTProto become a proper supported option included in the subscription (even if it stays as a Telegram-only feature), not just a temporary test. For me it’s been incredibly useful.
Thanks again for the work you’re doing and for being so responsive. I’m happy to keep testing and share more feedback if you need it.
Best regards,
wqw
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I'll test it this weekend and I'll also write how well it works.
I agree with the previous commenter. Thank you for not ignoring the request of a few users and for implementing everything so quickly. I once created a thread in which I wrote about the futility of voting, as I thought. I thought you wouldn't care about the opinions of a few people. I admit I was wrong.
I tested it this weekend. It works well; videos load faster with mobile data than with Hysteria2. I didn't encounter any connection issues, but to be fair, this weekend was the first time I was able to connect to Amnezia using mobile data. Perhaps this has something to do with the recent DDoS attack on Roskomnadzor, or perhaps their traffic analysis system is temporarily down.
Alright, it seems like initial testing have good results. I am going to mark this topic as completed and publish this on our Telegram channel. Let's see how well it will work under higher load.
In case there will be problems with this MTProto server simply send us a ticket and we will check it out.
Thanks everyone for the testing it out.
Due high load we have added one new server. Feel free to test it out.
https://t.me/proxy?server=31.41.33.114&port=443&secret=eee854b22396ba5a74f23b6f126108294a6972616e2e6d69642e7275
One more. This is more experimental and we might remove it after some months, but we need more backups due high load.
https://t.me/proxy?server=88.99.194.177&port=443&secret=ee7d1689af98d5e4d8f6caa0ed19d737b662726f7773696e672e79616e6465782e636f6d