Detailed description:
The "Call to checkAuthenticationPassword unexpected" error in Telegram is related to the login process and occurs when the authentication sequence is broken. This error is returned by the Telegram API when a user or automation program attempts to enter the password too early, before the system has actually requested the two-factor authentication confirmation.
Main reasons for the "Call to checkAuthenticationPassword unexpected" error:
1. The user entered the password too early, without waiting for the server’s request.
2. The login sequence was disrupted while using Telegram automation software.
3. An integration issue with the Telegram API caused the password check request to be sent at the wrong time.
4. Connection failure or technical delay led to requests being processed out of order.
This error is not related to the correctness of the password itself — it indicates that the authentication flow was broken. As a result, the login process is interrupted, and the user cannot continue working with Telegram or the automation tool.
Solution:
1. Restart the login process and follow the exact sequence required by Telegram.
2. Do not enter the password until the system explicitly requests it.
3. If the error occurs in automation software, make sure it interacts properly with the Telegram API and does not send premature password check requests.
4. Update your software if needed, or try logging in manually to verify the process works correctly.
The "Call to checkAuthenticationPassword unexpected" error is a technical issue in communication with the Telegram API. It is not related to account suspension and can be resolved by restarting the login procedure and following the correct sequence of steps.