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8:01 AM
Marco291000
Hey, I wanted to be upfront with you. I’m looking for someone to stream together with — both of us on camera. The thing is, couples usually earn way more, it’s more fun, and we could just enjoy ourselves and maybe drink some wine together the way, I’m Marco, 24 years old, tattooed and sport
 
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they are bots so you can use the antispambots bot
very effective for grey spammers
antispambots is waaaaaay outdated. It only blocks grey accounts and the Snapchat spam is coming from all colours. Plus the bots know how to defeat CAPTCHAs now so any apps offering spam protection have to know how to deal with that.
 
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Really? I've only seen it from grey. Wondering how and why accounts issuing spam would buy tokens and tip?
I get sent reports from a number of people -- mostly guys who are moderating -- that help define the needs of my anti-spam apps. Here are a couple of examples:


Blue account. I've seen all the way up to dark purple accounts:

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Bot passing the CAPTCHA. This was using the same CAPTCHA style as antispambots:

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Some apps with anti-spam will let users bypass the CAPTCHA if they tip, so if they're acquiring accounts with tokens they can use 1 token to allow them to push their spam.

The current series of spambots is using combining characters to make their messages harder to decipher, e.g., S͒n͒n͒a͒p͒c͒h͒a͒t͒. So anti-spam apps need to be layered and flexible to meet these different challenges.
 
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I get sent reports from a number of people -- mostly guys who are moderating -- that help define the needs of my anti-spam apps. Here are a couple of examples:


Blue account. I've seen all the way up to dark purple accounts:

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Bot passing the CAPTCHA. This was using the same CAPTCHA style as antispambots:

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Some apps with anti-spam will let users bypass the CAPTCHA if they tip, so if they're acquiring accounts with tokens they can use 1 token to allow them to push their spam.

The current series of spambots is using combining characters to make their messages harder to decipher, e.g., S͒n͒n͒a͒p͒c͒h͒a͒t͒. So anti-spam apps need to be layered and flexible to meet these different challenges.
Literally the first room I looked at today has antispambots extended running and this happened almost right away:

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