Anti Service Messages
@antiservicemessagebot

Anti Service Messages

Silent moderation bot automatically deleting member join notifications, leave alerts, and pin updates.

Users
no data
Kind
Bot
Categories
Chat admin
Interface languages
EN
Tracked since
Mar 2025

About Anti Service Messages

Anti Service Messages is a specialized chat hygiene bot designed to keep public discussion groups neat and readable. In high-traffic communities, continuous system banners announcing new members joining, leaving, or pinning posts create substantial visual clutter. Operating silently without human supervision, the bot intercepts and deletes these system messages immediately upon arrival. First registered in our index on March 12, 2025, directory records through September 2, 2026, count 24,147 followers. The catalog entry contains zero saved screenshots, and details on active monthly groups are not published by the creator. Group managers seeking an automated way to eliminate repetitive service banners can add Anti Service Messages to their chats.

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How many people use Anti Service Messages?

Anti Service Messages has - monthly users as of 2 September 2026. That is the most recent data available; there is nothing newer.

Is Anti Service Messages growing or losing users?

Its monthly users changed by - over the last 7 days and - over the last 30 days.

Is Anti Service Messages still working?

The latest data for Anti Service Messages is from 2 September 2026. There is nothing newer, and it has not been verified by hand.

What are alternatives to Anti Service Messages?

Apps with a similar purpose: Group Help, RandomGodBot, Rose.

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