Detailed description:
The "USER_DEACTIVATED_BAN" error in Telegram occurs when a program or user attempts to interact with an account that has been deleted or deactivated. This error indicates that the user you are trying to contact has been banned by Telegram for violating platform rules or has deactivated their account.
The "USER_DEACTIVATED_BAN" error is often encountered during bulk message sending or when inviting users to groups. Telegram closely monitors the adherence to its rules and blocks accounts that engage in suspicious activity or violate the terms of service.
Reasons for the "USER_DEACTIVATED_BAN" error:
1. The user you are trying to contact has been banned for violating Telegram's policies.
2. The user's account has been deactivated either by the user or by Telegram.
3. The account may have been involved in suspicious actions or mass automated activities, leading to a ban.
Solution for the "USER_DEACTIVATED_BAN" error:
To resolve this issue, remove the currently selected account that caused the error and add a new account to continue working. Unfortunately, if a user is banned or deactivated, there is no way to interact with their Telegram account. It is also recommended to check your message campaigns and invites to avoid interacting with banned accounts.
Automation tools for Telegram should account for such restrictions, as Telegram actively combats bots and automated systems that violate the platform's terms of use.