Connections
Connections allow you to modify your group settings from your private chat.
Who can connect to a group
Any chat member can connect to a group. However, only admins can change chat settings; same as if the commands were used in the group.
How to connect to a group
There are two ways of connecting to a new group:
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Option 1: Send the
/connect <id/@username>command to Rose, in your private chat (where the ID/username belong to your group).- If your group is public, you can just use the group username.
- For example, to connect to the Rose Support Chat, use:
/connect @RoseSupportChat
- For example, to connect to the Rose Support Chat, use:
- If your group is private, you'll have to get the ID first; this can be done by sending the
/idcommand in your group.- For example, to connect to a group with ID -1001234, use:
/connect -1001234
- For example, to connect to a group with ID -1001234, use:
- If your group is public, you can just use the group username.
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Option 2: Send the
/connectcommand to the group. Rose will reply with a button, and pressing that button will connect your private chat to the group.
Note
You can only connect to ONE group at a time. Connecting to another group will disconnect from the previous one.
Disconnecting from a group
You can disconnect from a group by simply using the /disconnect command.
How to see the current connection
Using the /connection command in your private chat with Rose can be used to see which chat you're currently connected
to.
Alternatively, using the /id command when connected to a chat will also tell you what the connected chat ID is.
Reconnecting to a previous chat
If you're managing multiple chats, you may want to swap between connections quite often. Rose stores the last 5
connected chats in her memory; you can list them by simply sending /connect, with no arguments, in your private chat.
Alternatively, you can also use the /reconnect command.