Is Telegram down?

Is Telegram not working for you? Use this page to separate a possible Telegram-wide outage from a problem with your app, account, device, browser, or connection. Test the feature that is failing—messages, calls, login, media, or access—then follow the troubleshooting path that matches the scope of t

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Last reviewed: September 25, 2026

LATEST RECORDED STATUS

Up Telegram’s website appeared to be up and responding normally at the last check.

Website (telegram.org) Up
Response time 92 ms
Last checked 2026-11-10 13:54:05 UTC
Current endpoint observation
EndpointStatusObserved
telegram.orgOperational2026-11-10 13:54 UTC

Is it working for you?

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What this check can tell you

Key takeaways

  • Test Telegram on both Wi-Fi and mobile data to distinguish a network problem from a broader availability issue.
  • If Telegram works on another device or connection, investigate the affected app, device, browser, cache, or session first.
  • A stuck connection, failed media upload, undelivered message, or incomplete login may affect only one Telegram feature.
  • Restart the app and device before changing account or network settings.
  • Avoid repeatedly requesting login codes, and never share a Telegram login code with anyone.
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About Telegram reliability

What a Telegram status check can tell you

Telegram can appear to open normally while messages remain pending, media fails to load, calls do not connect, or sign-in does not complete. The pattern matters:

  • A problem limited to one device, browser, or Wi-Fi network is more likely local.
  • The same failure across multiple devices and independent connections is stronger evidence of a wider availability problem.
  • One affected chat or feature does not necessarily indicate that Telegram is unavailable as a whole.

This page is a diagnostic guide rather than a live official Telegram incident feed. No dedicated official Telegram status URL is recorded here, so use Telegram’s official website, in-app notices, and official communications alongside tests from more than one device or network. Third-party outage reports are useful signals, but isolated reports do not confirm a platform-wide outage.

How to troubleshoot Telegram

Troubleshooting Telegram problems

1. Identify what is failing

Check whether Telegram opens, existing chats load, new messages send, media downloads or uploads, and calls connect. Note whether the problem affects every chat, one conversation, one feature, one device, or one network. If available and permitted, test the same account on another device and connection.

2. When a wider Telegram problem is plausible

A broader availability issue is more likely when Telegram fails across different devices and both Wi-Fi and mobile data, particularly when several features stop working at the same time. Avoid repeated reinstalls or account changes while the same failure is reproduced independently. Check Telegram’s official communications and in-app notices, then wait for further service information.

3. Local app or device problems

If Telegram works elsewhere, force-close and reopen the app, restart the device, and install any available app update. Check available storage and confirm that the device date and time are correct. If only cached media or one screen is affected, clearing temporary app data may help. Do not remove local data unless you understand what will be deleted and can sign in again.

4. Account and login problems

For sign-in failures, verify the country code and phone number. Confirm access to the SIM or device that can receive the code, and check other active Telegram sessions if you can access them. A login code may be delivered to another active Telegram session instead of by text message. Avoid repeated code requests and never share a login code with another person.

5. Wi-Fi, DNS, VPN, proxy, or firewall problems

If Telegram works on mobile data but not on one Wi-Fi network, the router, DNS configuration, firewall, VPN, proxy, content filter, or managed network is more likely than a Telegram-wide outage. Restart the router only if you are authorized to manage that network, then compare Telegram with another trusted connection where permitted. If other websites also fail to resolve or connect, investigate the underlying DNS or connection problem rather than treating it as Telegram-specific.

6. Browser or Telegram Web problems

If the problem occurs only in a browser-based Telegram client, try a private window, temporarily disable extensions, clear site data for that client, or test another supported browser. If the mobile app works while the browser does not, the browser session or network path is more likely to be responsible than the account itself.

7. Calls and media only

If messages work but calls fail, compare Wi-Fi with mobile data and check whether the issue affects incoming, outgoing, or all calls. If text messages work but media does not load or upload, check the affected device’s storage, app permissions, connection quality, and whether the problem occurs in multiple chats. A single feature failure is not, by itself, evidence that Telegram is completely down.

8. API and developer access

No separate Telegram API domain is recorded for this service. For an integration problem, review the integration’s logs, credentials, request errors, and network responses, then compare them with ordinary Telegram app access. An application-specific error does not establish that Telegram as a whole is unavailable.

Sources & references

Source guidance

For official service information, consult Telegram’s official website at the recorded telegram.org domain, along with Telegram’s official communications and in-app notices. Compare those updates with tests from more than one device and network. Third-party outage reports can help identify a possible incident, but isolated reports should not be treated as confirmation of a platform-wide Telegram outage.

How this check works

Every time this page loads, our server makes its own request to telegram.org (and its API domain, when applicable) and reports what it got back — a real HTTP response, a timeout, or a connection failure. That result is cached for up to 2 minutes.

This confirms external reachability; it does not test every feature, region, account, or network path. Cross-check the official status page when one is available.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as Telegram's official status page?

No. This is a live, one-off connectivity check run from our own server, not Telegram's own incident reporting. Their official status page can show partial, regional, or component-level issues our single external check cannot detect.

Why does this show "Up" when Telegram feels slow or broken for me?

A basic reachability check confirms that the server responded to our request. It does not test every feature, region, ISP, browser, or account-specific issue.

How often is this checked?

A check is refreshed after the two-minute cache expires. The displayed check time shows when the observation was made.

Does an API outage mean the whole product is down?

Not necessarily. Many services split their website and API onto separate infrastructure, so one can fail while the other keeps working.

Is Telegram down right now?

This page does not provide a live official Telegram status feed. Compare Telegram on different devices and connections, including mobile data where available. Failure across several independent tests is more consistent with a wider availability problem than failure on one device or Wi-Fi network.

Why is Telegram connected but not sending messages?

Telegram may have opened successfully while its current connection is unstable or unable to reach the messaging service. Test another network, check whether every chat is affected, and restart the app. If only one conversation is affected, the problem may be specific to that chat or recipient.

Why is Telegram not sending me a login code?

Confirm the phone number and country code, check whether the code was delivered to another active Telegram session, and verify access to the relevant SIM or device. Avoid repeated requests, and never give a login code to anyone else.

Why does Telegram work on mobile data but not Wi-Fi?

The Wi-Fi network, router, DNS settings, firewall, proxy, VPN, or content filter may be disrupting Telegram. Restart the router only when authorized to manage it, then compare with another trusted network before changing account settings.

Could a browser extension cause Telegram Web problems?

Yes. An extension, stale site data, or damaged browser session can affect a web client even when the mobile app works. Try a private window, temporarily disable extensions, clear the relevant site data, or test another browser.

What should I do if Telegram works on another device?

Treat the working device as evidence that the account and service may be reachable. Update or restart the affected device, check its network and time settings, and review its app data or active session before reinstalling anything.

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This is a live connectivity check from our server, not an official statement from Telegram. A down result may also reflect a regional or partial outage.