Telegram Sirikit not able to talk to bot - bots

I was using Siri integration with telegram. I can ask Siri to send a message to any individual using telegram and it does so. But if I ask it to send a message to a bot using botname it keeps asking whom to send message to and doesn't select bot name to send message to.
Working: "Telegram personname Hi"
Not Working: "Telegram botname Hi"
Is this suppose to happen, Any ideas how can I get it to work.

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Im using node js and the module slackbots. And each time i communicate with the bot it goes something like this: "#robot hello" but everybody on the chat sees it.
Your example is not a direct message, but a so called "mention" in a channel, which is always visible by everyone else in the same channel.
But you can also send a real direct message to a bot user. It works the same like sending a direct message to any user. e.g. click on the plus next to "Direct Messages", select the bot user from the list and click on go. Now you got a direct messaging channel with that user which is 100% private.
Your bot obviously needs to be ready to receive messages via DM in order to respond correctly. e.g if your are using Slack's Events API you need to subscribe to message.im to receive posts in the direct message channel to your bot.
Check out this help desk page on how to send direct messages.
Another approach to communicate "secretly" with your bot user in a channel is slash commands, e.g. by posting /mybot hi in a channel. Both the slash command and respond from your app will not be visible to anyone else in the channel (that is default - but can be changed).

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Is it possible to send a message from a node.js server to someone's mobile number or telegram Id directly?
is it possible without using a telegram bot?
I need an API like below:
function sendMessage(senderTelegramId, receiverTelegramId, messageText)
In short: No, without a bot no way for now.
Detailed explanation:
In order for you to send users messages on telegram you would need to create your own telegram bot. They have a well documented API which you can read and play around with.
There are 2 things you should know about sending messages to users using telegram bot:
You can't just send random people messages on telegram even if you know their phone number, to send them messages you need to have their chat_id. See how in the docs
To get the chat_id the user must first click the start button that comes up when they open your bot for the first time. Telegram will send you the chat id of that user and you save it for later when you would want to send messages to that user.
There are tons of libraries that makes working telegram bots very easy, it wouldn't take you more than an hour to get started.
I hope this answers the question, feel free to ask further questions, I have made some bots and you can also play around with them to see how it works.
Cheers )
There is actually one more easiest way to send a message to chat
just fetch the URL
https://api.telegram.org/bot[BOT_API_KEY]/sendMessage?chat_id=[MY_CHANNEL_NAME]&text=[MY_MESSAGE_TEXT]
you can find more details here
https://xabaras.medium.com/sending-a-message-to-a-telegram-channel-the-easy-way-eb0a0b32968

i cant visit the message that i sent with getupdates in telegram bot

I can't visit the message that I sent with getupdates in telegram bot
https://api.telegram.org/bot............./getupdates
how can I visit the messages that I sent with my telegram bot?
I want to show the messages that send with a bot with sendmessage method but I couldn't find it
I can find my the message_id between sent messages but I can't visit the message that bot sent
From your question I couldn't extract in which language you are coding your telegram bot.
In node.js for example, using this package, every message you sent is automatically written to the console. If you only want to review your message that should already do the trick. If you need to store it permanently you'd need to either try to find where the console.log happens and apply your own code or save the console output to a file (like mentioned here). Later on you could for example apply a regex to filter the needed messages.
Note: If you are not using any programming language yet (and are just sending to the telegram API URLs) you have no easy possibility of reviewing your sent messages apart from intercepting the HTTP packets.

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So I need my Telegram bot to ask a question from user (send any message of any possible type) without any initiation from a user. Is it possible? I cant find anything about this.
If the user interacted with your bot before you just need to use their user_id and send your message. You can't however send message to a user who has never interacted with your bot.
Telegram BOT never can take an action before user interact with bot. because most of available method need "chat_id". if you dont have "chat_id", you can only run simple method like getMe, getUpdates,etc.

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I want to show a greeting message when start a conversation on Facebook Messenger ( before any user input ) . How to do it?
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Facebook messenger doesn't send anything when you press button "Message".
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You have to set a welcome message, using the Facebook Api.
Find the documentation here: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/messenger-platform/implementation#welcome_screen
As explained in the documentation, you have to make a POST request to https://graph.facebook.com/v2.6/<PAGE_ID>/thread_settings?access_token=<PAGE_ACCESS_TOKEN>
You need to make the POST request only once, then Facebook will automatically prompt your welcome message whenever a user starts a chat.
I wrote and answer for this question here.
Have a nice working ;)

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