Amazon Fire Stick and Fire TV run a forked version of Android, which means you can install Telegram and connect an MTProxy — it just takes a few extra steps compared to standard Android TV.
Live MTProxy server list: mtpc.littfed.ru/en — auto-verified every few minutes, 24/7.
What You Need
- Any Amazon Fire Stick (Lite, 4K, 4K Max) or Fire TV Cube
- Wi-Fi connection
- Downloader app (free on Amazon Appstore)
Step 1. Enable Apps from Unknown Sources
- Go to Settings → My Fire TV → Developer Options
- Enable “Apps from Unknown Sources”
- Find Downloader in the list and allow it to install apps
Step 2. Install Telegram via Downloader
- Find and install Downloader from Amazon Appstore
- Open Downloader → enter URL:
https://telegram.org/dl/android - The APK downloads automatically — tap Install
Step 3. Set Up MTProxy in Telegram
- Open Telegram on Fire Stick → Settings → Data & Storage → Proxy Settings
- Tap Add Proxy → select type MTProto
- Enter server details from our list:
- Server: hostname
- Port: port number (usually 443 or 8443)
- Secret: starts with
eefor FakeTLS
- Tap Use This Proxy
A green checkmark = proxy is working.
Recommended Servers for Fire Stick
| Location | Ping | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 🇩🇪 Germany | ~60–80ms | FakeTLS (ee) |
| 🇳🇱 Netherlands | ~70–90ms | FakeTLS (ee) |
| 🇫🇮 Finland | ~75–90ms | FakeTLS (ee) |
FAQ
Does this work on all Fire Stick models? Yes — Lite, 3rd gen, 4K, 4K Max and Fire TV Cube.
Is it free? All servers at mtpc.littfed.ru are free and community-maintained.
What if the provider blocks MTProxy?
Use servers with ee (FakeTLS) secret type — they disguise traffic as HTTPS and bypass DPI filtering. See: Bypass Telegram Throttling 2026.