I run 300 accounts on Tdata format with out Proxy and never got banned
* i use pyauto. not sellenium
Okay, but this does not scale at all, how do you deploy that kind of setup? You would have to setup some multiple X11 servers, which isn't efficient at all, if you want to manage them all it will be really hard. I'm currently managing a lot of account, each of them idling is like 150kb of memory, so, 100 account for instance is already 150MB.
Also, with a highly scripted setup like this, I wonder how do you manage the environment? I never heard of someone doing this.
Residential proxies doesn't matter: Telegram does not care about your IP, depending on how you created your account. Its just that you will get banned easily because you are adding way too much users. One account should not add more than 5-8 users a day, and as soon as you get your API ID and API HASH your account get watched immediately by Telegram. So if you perform actions like this you will get banned quickly. The method of the guy using PyAutoGUI is interesting, as he didn't have to get those API keys, so he might benefit a lot from this technique, even if it does not scale, for the specific usage of adding members to group, or sending DMs to users. Same goes for Mass DMs, its the kind of action that get you banned quickly, usually to not get banned, you want to stay between 8-12 DMs per day per accounts.
In conclusion you'll need way more than 15 accounts if you want to add a lot of people to groups, or perform actions directly on Telegram users.
For a while I was managing 50 accounts on the same IP(a server in a German datacenter), if you are not doing anything like this you don't get banned. With these 50 accounts I was making Mass Forwards campaign on some Telegram groups.
Now I use residential proxies, I buy accounts from specific country(Indonesia/India mostly) then I use residential proxy for the same country, because these accounts have way higher chances of getting banned. The account I talked to you earlier that I was managing were created with Netherlands/UK expensive numbers(around 70 cents-1$ per account), but you have to use residential proxies on cheap accounts created with Indonesian/Indian numbers, I bought 10 of them when I wasn't using residential proxies and they all got banned in a week.
I red this post last night, and there was a post of someone explaining that we could use the official Telegram API Hash / ID, but it is now deleted. If that person read this, please contact me I will be really really interested.
I just searched in the Telegram desktop source code, the test credentials seems to be "
api_id: 17349
api_hash: 344583e45741c457fe1862106095a5eb", but they say we can't use them in production, and that they are severely limited...
Since telegram desktop supports reproducible build, how can they support it if at build time some strings are shown?
So this mean I should get the telegram desktop `.exe` if I want to act like I'm a windows users, and reverse engineer it?
