Will bots have a future?

NullReferenceX · May 25, 2021

Anchal99 said:
Hey, i am new into botting .
Can you tell me which language should i go for making good bots.
i have experience in c++ , golang & javascript.

Whatever language you are the most skilled with, seeing these three languages you know i would say go with JS unless you want to make bots that you can sell to customers. Then your best bet would be c++ and qt or c#.

Rankster · May 25, 2021

Bots have a future, because both of the player on business have come to depend on them. And it become imperative

TinyOctopus · May 25, 2021

Automation is the thing now...

bots will always have a future.

TheOverlord · May 25, 2021

If all bots don't have a future, then automated detection can't have a future either since they are bots themselves

solidguy_82 · May 25, 2021

Yes. I think by 2050 most of the home activities will all be controlled by bots.
Automation is what we will have most by 2050

travelbing · May 25, 2021

Your answer is in your question: It's cat and mouse as a developer once told me.
No matter what, its a few lines of codes written in simple text files.
and you can counter it with another few lines of codes.
may change the form bots work now.
but bots are never going away,

kingvestor · May 25, 2021

it is not the bot, but the action limit put by IG, even if you do it manually but following 500 people daily are suspicious for IG, we have to evolve by reducing our action, combining with other method and so on. Botting is not the only way

Anchal99 · May 25, 2021

NullReferenceX said:
Whatever language you are the most skilled with, seeing these three languages you know i would say go with JS unless you want to make bots that you can sell to customers. Then your best bet would be c++ and qt or c#.

Well , i want to make my own customized bots for social media.
i have also heard that python and selenium are good at this, but some people says that as instagram algorithm became advance now they dont work good enough & you will get easily shadow ban.

Are there any other options ?

NullReferenceX · May 26, 2021

Anchal99 said:
Well , i want to make my own customized bots for social media.
i have also heard that python and selenium are good at this, but some people says that as instagram algorithm became advance now they dont work good enough & you will get easily shadow ban.

Are there any other options ?

I've been making bots now for over 15 years. Selenium has many points it can be detected on. Even if you manage to patch the footprints they can find new ways to detect it. Personally I just do all in http calls as on a grand scale it saves allot of resources, but it will make it allot harder for beginners.

Anchal99 · May 26, 2021

NullReferenceX said:
I've been making bots now for over 15 years. Selenium has many points it can be detected on. Even if you manage to patch the footprints they can find new ways to detect it. Personally I just do all in http calls as on a grand scale it saves allot of resources, but it will make it allot harder for beginners.

Can i DM , i want to know more ?

KamBhai · May 26, 2021

IG is pretty fast banning bot activities these days.
IG AI bots are faster than ours.

codenamefrog · May 27, 2021

Anchal99 said:
Well , i want to make my own customized bots for social media.
i have also heard that python and selenium are good at this, but some people says that as instagram algorithm became advance now they dont work good enough & you will get easily shadow ban.

Are there any other options ?

I'm not too good with python. My insta and twitter bots are both built with javascript using puppeteer to control virtual browsers. My virtual browser of choice have been Incognition. But honestly any way you can control a browser seems to work well. I've even seen some people use custom chrome extensions.

Just avoid any way that uses a headless browser as those seem to get detected immediately.

Anchal99 · May 27, 2021

codenamefrog said:
I'm not too good with python. My insta and twitter bots are both built with javascript using puppeteer to control virtual browsers. My virtual browser of choice have been Incognition. But honestly any way you can control a browser seems to work well. I've even seen some people use custom chrome extensions.

Just avoid any way that uses a headless browser as those seem to get detected immediately.

Thanks for sharing a piece of knowledge.

Anchal99 · May 27, 2021

codenamefrog said:
I'm not too good with python. My insta and twitter bots are both built with javascript using puppeteer to control virtual browsers. My virtual browser of choice have been Incognition. But honestly any way you can control a browser seems to work well. I've even seen some people use custom chrome extensions.

Just avoid any way that uses a headless browser as those seem to get detected immediately.

have you checked out kenji_ai for ig.
They promote their service by mentioning that they use ai.
Is it possible to make that type of service, if yes then how ?
if you know about it.

codenamefrog · May 27, 2021

Anchal99 said:
have you checked out kenji_ai for ig.
They promote their service by mentioning that they use ai.
Is it possible to make that type of service, if yes then how ?
if you know about it.

I've never heard of it. But I'm sure it's possible. I don't know what part they use the ai for because with how I use my bot adding ai would be super overkill.

I use my bots to like and follow the followers from a list of targets I provide from a Google doc. And to post images and stories from specified folders on my system. The twitter bot also posts tweets from a list I have in Google docs.

Though I have thought about using electron js to make a private bot I can sell to a small number of people.

FredJones · May 29, 2021

Of course, bots are going to stay and are the future. As someone said earlier in this thread, it is a cat and mouse game. Bots will keep improving and there will be efforts to curb them.

At the end of the game - nobody wins. And nobody loses. It is very simply like saying, "and life goes on, as ever".

BEDOIN · May 30, 2021

Bots are impossible to destroy, just if before you could do thousands of actions with free software, now you have to write private software and work from real devices. It will be impossible to kill

blackbeans · Jun 6, 2021

Bots will always have a future because it all depends on your definition of bots.

If a bot is scraping information and feeding it into another bot that uses data to make sense of that information, the future is limitless.

But, if you’re talking about bots that can impact security features on websites, then that’s another discussion.

In broad terms, when it comes to using automated means to collect, organize, and make sense of data, the game hasn’t changed.

This has always been in demand and will continue to be a thing long into the future.

I don’t see things changing much.

The data may change; the places where bots gather data come and go.

But, the need to go through this process so people can make better decisions is going to remain.

If this is how you define bots, then the future looks bright indeed.

imataza · Jun 6, 2021

Ofc they do have a future, they are even dominating certain fields at the current time.

william26445 · Jul 2, 2021

In my opinion, bots do have a future as everyone would look for an automated way where fewer efforts are involved. You can see chatbots for instance, as long as they make a user feel like he is interacting with another human, these bots will be in existence.

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