The name says it isn't a spy, yet the bot does exactly what most people would call snooping on chats. Its features match the rest of this crowd, plus an auto-read option we haven't seen in the others. Use it only if you're clear that the other person knows nothing and never agreed.
The setup is familiar: the bot links to your account and runs in the background. A contact deletes a line, you get a copy. They fix a typo or change their wording, you see the earlier version. Photos and videos sent on a timer don't vanish.
What sets it apart is the auto-read command, which marks incoming messages as read without you touching them. Handy for some, but the sender sees the double check mark even though you never opened anything. The interface language has its own command, with Russian and English available.
The profile doesn't mention payment at all. It does, however, ask you to subscribe to the developers' channel, claiming the bot will run more reliably. There's no explanation of how a subscription affects reliability, and we'd take that claim with a grain of salt.
On the risks. The bot sees every private conversation of yours, other people's messages included. Whatever was deleted or meant to disappear, the sender considered gone, and you read it anyway. Telegram may view services like this as breaking its rules, and your account is what's on the line.
Tap Open, then Start and follow the connection steps.
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