Telegram Ads Getting Stricter?

[Rebel Phantom]

Has anyone else noticed Telegram is getting stricter with ad approvals lately? I've been running ads in some grey niches, and it feels like they're reviewing things more carefully now. What's working for you guys- playing it safe or still going aggressive?

 

[PrimeCove]

 

[Luca Marketing Agency]

What's your product exactly?

 

[datazaffinity]

Has anyone else noticed Telegram is getting stricter with ad approvals lately? I've been running ads in some grey niches, and it feels like they're reviewing things more carefully now. What's working for you guys- playing it safe or still going aggressive?

Honestly its a good thing. Tele is full of so much spam, and junk haha. Getting some quality content on the platform will keep it thriving.

 

[Rebel Phantom]

Honestly its a good thing. Tele is full of so much spam, and junk haha. Getting some quality content on the platform will keep it thriving.

True i get your point. Quality control is important- but for those of us in edgier niches, its harder to stay visible without getting flagged. Have you found a good balance between compliance and conversations?

 

[JessiPinkme]

Yeah, Telegram's ad moderation has definitely tightened up lately - especially for grey niches. They are filtering more agressively now, even flagging landing pages. Playing it safer with cleaner creatives and broad appeal angles seems to work better right now.

 

[CTRWitch]

Has anyone else noticed Telegram is getting stricter with ad approvals lately? I've been running ads in some grey niches, and it feels like they're reviewing things more carefully now. What's working for you guys- playing it safe or still going aggressive?

Yeah, I’ve noticed it too. Been keeping things cleaner lately, less friction, faster approvals.

 

[Rebel Phantom]

Yeah, Telegram's ad moderation has definitely tightened up lately - especially for grey niches. They are filtering more agressively now, even flagging landing pages. Playing it safer with cleaner creatives and broad appeal angles seems to work better right now.

True that. I'm keeping things cleaner too- Are your CTRs still good with safer angles?

 

[ViralNinja_404]

By looking at the level of spam on the TG its a good thing that they are taking the time.

 

[Rebel Phantom]

By looking at the level of spam on the TG its a good thing that they are taking the time.

Hopefully this means better quality traffic for legit campaigns in the long run

 

[brent_analytics]

Yes, Telegram ad approvals have gotten stricter recently, especially for grey niches. Safer, cleaner ads are performing better now—aggressive tactics are getting flagged more often.

 

[Rebel Phantom]

Yes, Telegram ad approvals have gotten stricter recently, especially for grey niches. Safer, cleaner ads are performing better now—aggressive tactics are getting flagged more often.

Yeah, i figured as much, i've been toning down my creatives lately too.

 

[Traff Sell]

On the contrary, I would say that Telegram's policy has become more loyal because there are even more prohibited ads on Telegram. I have never seen it so often before

 

[ChimeraPSN]

Yeah, they’ve definitely tightened reviews lately. Playing it safe with cleaner creatives and landing pages works better now — aggressive stuff gets flagged fast.

 

[Spicy Chromosomes]

In fact, Telegram Ads is not so lenient as we could imagine, many reports of denied ads and banned accs

 

[XloginFREE]

I noticed that too. Telegram seems to be tightening its rules on ad approvals, especially in grey niches. Playing it safer with more subtle creatives and targeting has been working better for me lately. It all about finding that balance between being aggressive and staying compliant

 

[Jameswann]

Absolutely, I've seen the same. Playing it safe with clear ad copy, following their policy closely, and using neutral language gets approvals more reliably than pushing aggressive "grey" angles.

 

[ronewsgibu]

Definitely feeling the squeeze—Telegram’s QA has been tougher across the board. Lately I’ve had my last two ad sets held up for manual review because of “grey” wording. Switching to a safer playbook has paid off: I dialed back any bold claims, removed borderline terms, and leaned into neutral descriptions. Those ads now sail through in under an hour.

 

[Rebel Phantom]

Absolutely, I've seen the same. Playing it safe with clear ad copy, following their policy closely, and using neutral language gets approvals more reliably than pushing aggressive "grey" angles.

Yes, that's exactly what i do- keeping the copy clean and policy friendly always gets better and faster approvals.

Definitely feeling the squeeze—Telegram’s QA has been tougher across the board. Lately I’ve had my last two ad sets held up for manual review because of “grey” wording. Switching to a safer playbook has paid off: I dialed back any bold claims, removed borderline terms, and leaned into neutral descriptions. Those ads now sail through in under an hour.

Totally agree.. Telegram's getting stricter lately, adjusting creatives with clean, compliant copy and avoiding trigger words helps ads get approved smoothly.