Recent content by Stan_1win

You might want to try VPNs. I have two, I think, one personal and the oner one is work related, and the two kind of got mixed up with my "personal" friends being suggested for my "work" account. Short answer, i'd say it's not impossible, but difficult. And of course having dozens of accounts...

There are services that might be of use, like tgstat or telemetr. Those are kind of Telegram channels catalogues with subjects, GEOs etc. Try one of those.

Great guide! I was wondering if it's still generating subscribers? Been a while since the post appeared, wanted to find out how it is going now. Would love know.

You'll need that premium thing for it. In all my times on LI, there was nothing I could do to look at the profiles of "LinkedIn Member" if that's what you're aiming at. So either go long and build up your network, or set up a premium. May not sound like much, but that's LinkedIn for you.

If you have a specific group in mind you can just paste the name into the search field and that should should be it. Otherwise you can always google, like "top SMM groups telegram" or something)

Welcome! With that attitude I'm sure you'll succeed!

Nice to see you here! Welcome to BHW!

Personally I found them quite useful. Like in customer support they are invauable, sure there's no replacing human interaction (yet lol), but bots really help elevate the pressure from support agents for example. Also the ones I had to use were quite helpful and had most of the information I needed.

Whenever I delete the ap fpr whatver reasons and then reinstall it back, it usually just drags a clowd copy of all previous convos and data. But since it's owned by Facebook, my guess would be yeah, they store info.

Never gave it much throught from the beginning. i remeber it was all the rage just recently, but I stopped hearing about it like a couple of weeks later. Was there ever any point in it? Sounds like a wild start up for the social-interaction-starved people in lockdown. Not really gloating, but...

I've noticed that reddit threads about lost movies, or songs, or anything notorious seem to be popular. Also some creepy content about real-life-esque horrors seems to be on the rise.

That's probably because of the sheer number of requests. Try appealing to support. They usually have at least knowledge of why the account is banned.

Gotta go with social media. Though you'd still need a following large enough for it to be of any use. I mean having and IG account with 117 followers wouldn't generate a lot of traffic to your OF page.

Not seeing a real problem is sending your ID. Consider it similar to, say, UpWork verification. Back in the day I had to make a video call with UW to verify my identity.

I'm inclined to agree with many here: just contact them and explain the situation. Back when I had to go with this verification they required my social security number. Long story short the account is disabled now, not that I need it anyway. I'd still suggest contacting them. They seem like the...