How are these twitter bots working? (Example provided)

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I was curious how these twitter bot work, my twitter gets flooded with these type of messages daily.
Anyone knows which tool they are using, since the accounts are rather fresh (created in December) and they have 0 followers


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churn and burn accounts
don’t last more than a few days/weeks
Aren't they operated with a bot tool? so generated and target other accounts followers? Any idea which tool would do that?
 
Twitterdub by rootjazz can accomplish what you're looking for.
So it can create accounts and spam those things to followers of other accounts? Thanks, is it easy to setup?
 
So it can create accounts and spam those things to followers of other accounts? Thanks, is it easy to setup?
Yea very easy to setup - i would suggest using proxies. Reach out if you need help
 
So it can create accounts and spam those things to followers of other accounts? Thanks, is it easy to setup?
I think you can find numerous of people who can do that at a cheap expense
 
Someone said that he restricted all bot accounts. It seems true!
 
He has an army of bots clicking on paid Twitter ads... Restricted my bumb :)
 
Eh, could be any number of factors why those still work. Could well be a private software or tool backing them. That said, it's only a question of how long will it stay that way. The platform's been in all sorts these past few months.
 
Twitter bots are automated programs that are designed to perform specific tasks on the platform. They can be used for a variety of purposes, such as:

  1. Posting automated tweets or updates: These bots can be programmed to post tweets at specific times of the day or in response to certain triggers.
  2. Following or unfollowing other users: Some bots are designed to automatically follow or unfollow other users on the platform.
  3. Retweeting or liking tweets: Bots can also be programmed to automatically retweet or like tweets from specific accounts or that contain certain keywords.
  4. Sending direct messages: Some bots are designed to automatically send direct messages to other users on the platform.
  5. Sending spam or malicious links: Some bots are designed to send spam or malicious links in order to scam or phish other users.
Twitter has taken steps to combat spam and malicious bots on their platform, and they have rules in place to prevent abuse. However, it is still possible for bots to flood twitter with unwanted messages, so it's important to be cautious when interacting with unknown accounts and to report any suspicious activity.
Another ChatGPT Response :/
 
Anyone know the best settings for Dming on Twitter dub. How fast/slow/qty/frequency per day etc…
 
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