Whitelist

Allowing Only Specific Content

What It Does

The /add_whitelist command ensures that only messages containing specific words or phrases are forwarded. If a message doesn’t contain a whitelisted term, it will be blocked.

Prerequisite

• Incoming and Outgoing Chats Configured: You must have /incoming and /outgoing chats set up for the whitelist to work.

This feature is available in the Super Premium Plan

How to Use It

• Add words or phrases you want to allow using the command format: /add_whitelist WORDS_TO_ALLOW Example: /add_whitelist urgent or /add_whitelist project.

• Auto Forwarder Bot will check all incoming messages. Only messages containing the whitelisted terms will be forwarded.

Real-Life Use Cases

• Urgent Messages: If you only want urgent messages to be forwarded, whitelist words like "urgent," "important," or "emergency."

• Topic-Specific Forwarding: If you're interested in forwarding only messages related to specific topics, whitelist relevant keywords such as "project update" or "meeting."

• Content Moderation: In a high-volume group, you can forward only relevant content by whitelisting specific phrases like "breaking news" or "official announcement."

Next Steps:

-Add more words using the same command format: /add_whitelist WORDS TO BE WHITELISTED.

-To remove a word from the whitelist, use /rem_whitelist.

Removing a Whitelisted Word

If you want to remove a word from the whitelist:

• Use the /rem_whitelist command.

• A list of your whitelisted words will appear, each with a number.

• Select the word you want to remove by typing its corresponding number.

  

After removal, messages without that word may no longer be forwarded.