ActiveSession¶

class pyrogram.types.ActiveSession¶

Contains information about one session in a Telegram application used by the current user. Sessions must be shown to the user in the returned order.

Parameters:¶

• id (``int``) – Session identifier.

• device_model (``str``) – Model of the device the application has been run or is running on, as provided by the application.

• platform (``str``) – Operating system the application has been run or is running on, as provided by the application.

• system_version (``str``) – Version of the operating system the application has been run or is running on, as provided by the application.

• api_id (``int``) – Telegram API identifier, as provided by the application.

• application_name (``str``) – Name of the application, as provided by the application.

• application_version (``str``) – The version of the application, as provided by the application.

• log_in_date (:py:obj:`~datetime.datetime`, *optional*) – Point in time (Unix timestamp) when the user has logged in.

• last_active_date (:py:obj:`~datetime.datetime`, *optional*) – Point in time (Unix timestamp) when the session was last used.

• ip_address (``str``) – IP address from which the session was created, in human-readable format.

• location (``str``) – A human-readable description of the location from which the session was created, based on the IP address.

• country (``str``) – Country.

• is_current (``bool``) – True, if this session is the current session.

• is_password_pending (``bool``) – True, if a 2-step verification password is needed to complete authorization of the session.

• is_unconfirmed (``bool``) – True, if the session wasn’t confirmed from another session.

• can_accept_secret_chats (``bool``) – True, if incoming secret chats can be accepted by the session.

• can_accept_calls (``bool``) – True, if incoming calls can be accepted by the session.

• is_official_application (``bool``) – True, if the application is an official application or uses the api_id of an official application.