UPDATE: Instaplus is a full out Russian company and they got destroyed. Russia is not safePrivate botting is the future. Let's build our own
I am in!
Massplaner down, is Followliker next?
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I am in!
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Private Bot Networks? Sounds familiar.
socialsouk
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You can build your own but if you are too loud as in mass planner & instagress you will get shut. Only work privately when it comes to such business. Never work with known bots. There are already super tools out there equal to the shut ones, they are just not as famous.
Coepi
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Vbogdanovic
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I am hesitating on pulling the trigger with Follow Liker but I have a business to run. I emailed them about shutting down and they told me the same thing they've been telling other people. "We've had a backup plan for years". I am really hesitant because I don't want to drop $100+ only for them to shut down next week. We'll see. Maybe I'll wait it out for a bit.
SmartBoyZ
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That's was what I wa thinking. I need to see what happen next 2 weeks to decide to take FL or Russian ones.
waitier
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Is no one of these devs going to bring it up to them and defend their position? When you think about it, it makes little sense why they have the power to shut down services.
If that's the case, then why haven't google shut down all these bots but chose to use algo to fight spam? When you think of the amount of money spent to churn out these algo, vs shutting down all them bots, i think it's more cost effective to go against the bots like how suckerberg did.
Yet, they didn't, or i would say "cant". They just don't bloody have the rights.
If that's the case, then why haven't google shut down all these bots but chose to use algo to fight spam? When you think of the amount of money spent to churn out these algo, vs shutting down all them bots, i think it's more cost effective to go against the bots like how suckerberg did.
Yet, they didn't, or i would say "cant". They just don't bloody have the rights.
roki4ka
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This won't solve IG problem.
What about custom made bots, there are thousands?
What about new public bots coming over and over again?
Shutting down 1-2 bots a month won't solve the problem for IG.
Google are on the right path, IG doesn't solve anything.
waitier
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oh you bet they did. they definitely did made a dent, a huge dent. as much as i hate it as a victim, they definitely made more impact than churning out algo which only solves problem which shouldnt have been a problem in the first place if there are less botters to deal with. so they went after the bot makers and took a huge chunk of accs out of it.
what about the new guys and old leftover bots? time will tell.
once you get the ball rolling, its only a matter of time when it will hit.
speedypro
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They are already doing this.
letterboxmind
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Facebook has been very aggressive lately with its business, and i believe part of it has to do with their competition with Snapchat. Since Snap's IPO, FB has been launching copies of stories on their own platform, instagram, whatsapp.
Plus with the fake news stigma, it's quite possible that Facebook is ramping up their efforts to combat spam and bots. It's just my guess, I could be wrong.
Plus with the fake news stigma, it's quite possible that Facebook is ramping up their efforts to combat spam and bots. It's just my guess, I could be wrong.
swagbasedgodswag
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This is my exact fear as well. It's almost July now though, but feeling even more risky at this point.
Henry Cooper
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