DeepSeek on Telegram: 32 channels use the name

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By language, the DeepSeek channels are mostly Russian (8), English (4) and Chinese (2).

How to check a DeepSeek channel

• Look for Telegram's own SCAM or FAKE label next to the channel name. Telegram adds it to channels reported for fraud or impersonation.
• Start from DeepSeek's own website or app and follow its link to Telegram. A channel you reached by searching is the one to doubt.
• Look for the verification badge next to the channel name. Its absence alone proves nothing.
• Check when the channel was created. Copies are usually newer than the channel they copy; the creation date checker dates any channel from its ID.
• Subscribers can be bought. The channel audit compares how many of them actually read the posts with similar channels.
• Never send money, a login code or a seed phrase because a channel told you to.

The largest channels called DeepSeek

Created: the period Telegram issued the channel's ID. Reach: views on a typical post as a share of subscribers, for active channels above 10,000 subscribers. Renamed: created before DeepSeek existed. Network: the number of channels that list the same ad contact. Flagged: Telegram shows a SCAM or FAKE label on the channel.

When the DeepSeek channels were created

Channels we can date by their ID: 23 of 32. How the dating works is explained in our research on Telegram channel IDs.

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