Privacy, ad blocking and quality-of-life features for Telegram and its forks,
as a Vector / Xposed module.
| 🛡️ Privacy | 🎞️ Media & stories | 💬 Chats |
|---|---|---|
| Ghost Mode | Save protected stories | Show deleted messages |
| Hide story views | Save secret media | Save edit history |
| Hide phone number | Save voice messages | Remove saving limits |
| Block ads | Faster downloads (Beta) | Hide pinned messages |
| Show user IDs | Local Premium | Hijri & Persian dates |
| Show read time | Disable stories | Show message IDs |
…and more in Re: TeleVIP Settings 🛸, at the top of the client's own Settings: sorted into four tabs (Privacy, Chats, Appearance, Tools) with a search, in a liquid glass or Material You look.
In English, Español, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, Русский, Українська, Português (Brasil), العربية, فارسی, اردو, Türkçe, 简体中文, 日本語, 한국어, हिन्दी, বাংলা, தமிழ், ไทย, Tiếng Việt, Bahasa Melayu and Bahasa Indonesia: it follows the client's language, or pick one under Language.
Tells you when a new version is out. Once a day it asks GitHub for the latest release; nothing about you or your phone is sent. Turn it off with Tell me about new versions.
When you tap your client's own Update, it tells you whether that version was checked with your Re: TeleVIP: ✅ tested, 💔 broken or
| Requirements | Install |
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Updating from 1.0.x? The package name changed in 1.1.0: install the new version, uninstall the old TeleVip ( |
Without root (LSPatch)
- Install Re: TeleVIP and the LSPatch manager.
- In LSPatch, tap +, pick your Telegram client and choose a patch mode:
- Local: LSPatch serves the module. Updating Re: TeleVIP only needs a restart of the client.
- Integrated: tick Embed modules → Re: TeleVIP. The patched app runs on its own, but every Re: TeleVIP update means patching again.
- Patch, then install the result. In Local mode, also tick Re: TeleVIP on the client's page in LSPatch.
The patched client is signed by LSPatch, so Android has to uninstall the original one first. That deletes what the client keeps on the phone, Re: TeleVIP's settings and secret chats included: you'll sign in again and your cloud chats come back. Updates from the Play Store or the client's own updater won't install over it; patch each new version instead.
Every Monday, each feature's hook points are checked against the latest releases of these clients.
A release that breaks something opens an issue.
Telegram: its newest build. The others: their last five releases.
App icons belong to their respective projects and are shown only to identify them.
Every release is tried on Android emulators with each root manager and Vector, in every client above.
Android 13 to 16 were checked for 1.2. 1.4, 1.5 and 1.5.1 were tried on Android 14 with Telegram 13.1 and Nekogram 13.0.3 using two accounts:
* The Android 14 and 15 emulators ship kernels that KernelSU, KernelSU Next and BakaSU can't load into. That is a limit of the emulator, not of these root managers or of Re: TeleVIP: on a phone whose kernel they support, they work as on Android 16.
Logos belong to their respective projects and are shown only to identify them.
Telegram and its forks rename their code on every release, some almost all of it.
Re: TeleVIP doesn't rely on a name table for one version. It works it out on your device.
| 📦 Reads the client's APK once per client update |
🔍 Finds each hook by behaviour what the code does, not its name |
🧭 Leaves out what it can't pin down rather than guessing |
Details are in the changelog.
Re: TeleVIP talks to the internet for three things only:
- Update check. Once a day it asks GitHub for the latest release (or reads the changelog through jsDelivr where GitHub is blocked). Download fetches the APK from GitHub, or from jsDelivr when GitHub doesn't answer, or opens the release's post in our Telegram channel. You can turn the daily check off under Updates.
- Client compatibility list. Once a week it downloads compat.json from GitHub (or jsDelivr where GitHub is blocked): which client versions the weekly check found working. It sends nothing about you.
- Active users count. Once a day it sends one anonymous message so we know how many people use Re: TeleVIP. It holds a random ID made on your phone, the module version and the name of your Telegram app. It never sends your Telegram account, phone number, contacts or messages, and your IP address is not stored.
Re: TeleVIP is free, and coded in squeezed-in time ☕
Your support on Patreon makes up for it!
Mustafa (@mustafa1dev) is the original author of TeleVip
(mustafa1dev/TeleVip-LSPosed), which Re: TeleVIP continues.
Partly based on Re-Telegram.
Some feature ideas came from Gramsieve (Idea Inspiration).
Download Speed Boost follows the approach of TeleSpeed by tehcneko.
The settings' glass lens is adapted from AndroidLiquidGlass by Kyant (Apache License 2.0).
The Telegram glass sliders and sharp wallpaper follow ideas from TG-Liquid-Glass by YuanhaoBei (Apache License 2.0).
© 2026 Faisal AlDossary. All rights reserved: see LICENSE and NOTICE. From 1.5.4 the source code is not published, and copying, modifying or re-uploading the app needs permission. Versions up to 1.5.3 stay under GPL-3.0.
The name Re: TeleVIP and its logo belong to Faisal AlDossary. Nobody may use them for another app.
This project is for educational use.
Modified clients can put a Telegram account at risk, so use it at your own risk.
Made in Saudi 🇸🇦 By: i_2B_4G10🚀











