07-02-2021, 06:42 PM
Most Telegram bots, which search for and issue personal data at the user's request, work according to the OSINT scheme , that is, they rely on open sources, for which they exploit the APIs of various services and Internet resources. Others use merged databases, but such services, firstly, do not always function stably, and secondly, they experience problems with updating information: any database leaked to the public becomes obsolete over time and, of course, is not updated.
Such bots are monetized either through donations or through advertising, or the admins limit the number of free requests, after which the bot starts asking for money for each next issue. Sometimes - if the admins are very greedy - all methods are used at once.
Obviously, not all bots are created equal. Some ask for money, but in response they either do not find relevant information, or give outright bullshit. Others seem to work, but so strange that the reliability of the data offered by the bot remains questionable.
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Such bots are monetized either through donations or through advertising, or the admins limit the number of free requests, after which the bot starts asking for money for each next issue. Sometimes - if the admins are very greedy - all methods are used at once.
Obviously, not all bots are created equal. Some ask for money, but in response they either do not find relevant information, or give outright bullshit. Others seem to work, but so strange that the reliability of the data offered by the bot remains questionable.
LEAVE A LIKE AND DON’T LEECH :blackhat:
