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Revert 5f44dc1a3f9227cca34c7df57558c9569f50780c...fd3f494bf9213a86797235d7086f767b1cd7c92e on Privacy settings

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Privacy-settings.md

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There are three "types" (keys) of privacy settings, which are separate from each other:
* Last seen (also affects whether you can see the other person's)
* Chat invite (whether you can be added to groups)
* Phone calls (who can call you)
For each of these, you have 3 modes (rules):
* All telegram users
* Your contacts only
* Nobody
To set any of these, you need a key to work on and a list of values, which will be a global rule, such as `InputPrivacyValueAllowAll` and exceptions, such as allowing or disallowing specific users.
### Last seen example
To allow no one except "@best_friend" to see your last seen, you would use this:
```python
from telethon import TelegramClient
from telethon.tl.functions.account import SetPrivacyRequest
from telethon.tl.types import InputPrivacyKeyStatusTimestamp, InputPrivacyValueAllowUsers,\
InputPrivacyValueDisallowAll
from telethon.tl.types import InputPrivacyKeyStatusTimestamp, InputPrivacyValueAllowUsers, InputPrivacyValueDisallowAll
client = TelegramClient(session, api_id, api_hash).start()
bff = client.get_input_entity('@best_friend')
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values = [rule, exceptions]
client(SetPrivacyRequest(key, values))
```