Telegram Qwasapbot: infinite invisible private chat rooms
Qwasapbot is a sophisticated Telegram bot that allows you to interact with other users in geolocated chat zones. You can locate yourself real or simulated at any point on the Earth and cover a radius of your choice. This way you can interact with other bot users that are located in that area.
The subject of the radius may seem complex at first. But once you understand it, you see that it is very useful to choose how far you want to listen (to read).
You can ask what you need to know from any area of the planet. If there are users in that area they will probably answer you although, of course, you will not always find users except in certain quite "populated" areas.
If you see someone who can not hear you (you'll know it because he have a yellow triangle before his name) and you want to tell him something, you can always send him a private message. Send:
/priv ID text of your message
The ID is the number you see before his name.
This is just an example of one of the many commands that this bot supports to facilitate a privacy respectful communication since, even, you can change the name that is shown. By default the name that you have in Telegram is used as your username in Qwasapbot but if you want to change it (only for Qwasapbot) simply send
/name TheNameYouWant
You can change it as many times as you like but your user ID will always remain the same.
The development of this bot continues almost without rest since its creation two years ago. And now with a feature that adds a layer of privacy to Telegram itself: a way to create discreet chat rooms where, even, it is not necessary to show the Telegram user. They are chat rooms that remain invisible to everyone except those who know their name.
If you do not know Qwasapbot, I recommend you read first the information on its website: Qwasap
MILLIONS OF INVISIBLE CHAT ROOMS
In addition to its well-known ability to facilitate communication between users according to the area of the world in which they are located, now with what in Qwasapbot are called QPs you can meet with whoever you want, regardless of where you are located and the radius you have.
As easy as creating a comfortable, invisible personalized chat room in this simple way:
/qp my cool chat room
or
/qp 45trw2
Or any other name you want (up to 45 characters)
So you can talk comfortably in a chat area practically impossible to find if you do not publicly share the name.
If you want to share that private space you can send or tell who you want:
Hey, let's talk in /qpmy_cool_chat_room or in /qp45trw2
Notice that I have put everything together (for blanks we have used the underscore _) This is because in that way the message appears as a clickable link inside Qwasapbot. If the person clicks on it, it will go directly in. It is a simple trick that is useful.
And when you finish talking you can go back to your previous location by sending:
/qp
Oops, I'm late
If you arrive a little later than other people to a Qp you will not see the previous messages. But you can still recover some to catch the thread of the conversation. As simple as sending:
/recover
Qwasapbot evolves with the user experience
Actually the QPs exist in Qwasapbot for some time now but the users experience has motivated the dev team to eliminate location and radio restrictions in them. So now we can say that they are QPs without borders. And, of course, a wonderfully discreet way of creating an invisible group within Telegram.
Let's enjoy.
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