The "ask me anything" sticker from Instagram stories, rebuilt for Telegram. Good fun right up to the point where your friends stop behaving.
Right after you start it, the bot hands you a personal link. People put it in their bio, stories or posts, and anyone who taps it can send a message with no name on it. No sign-up is needed, and you can copy the link again from the menu whenever you like.
Messages show up in your conversation with the bot. You can reply from there, and the sender gets the answer, but you never learn who they are. That is the whole hook: people ask things they would never say out loud. Some of those answers end up becoming a whole run of posts or stories.
The same anonymity cuts the other way. Rude messages and bullying are common, especially among teenagers. You can block a sender, but it is wiser to think about who gets the link in the first place.
One tip from us: before posting a reply as a screenshot, check what else is in the frame. Anonymity protects the sender, not your own details on screen.
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