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Anyone got reliable ways to set up anonymous telegram accounts? I have a couple XMR I could use to pay for a sketchy SMS number or something.

Try a private VPN might be a good choice

Refer to attached text file. Lainchan doesn't let in too many links. Some links might be dead.

>>18355 Still here? I can help you

Can you use a burner number from MySudo or something?

I bought mine off some chap with xmr, logins have to be manually verified so not too worried about him spying on my messages.

Can you even use fsbgram after losing access to phone number you receive SMS with? https://telegram.org/faq#q-how-does-2-step-verification-work >Once enabled, you will need both an SMS code and a password to log in. What about connecting from Tor or garden variety VPNs, won't your IP address treated as malicious?

checkout onlinesim.ru and textverified.com they are great!

Buy phone number through: https://onlinesim.ru/en/ Install Nekogram X and activate TOR or Proxy. That should do it as best as possible.

I buy burner SIMS on ebay.

>>18355 is telegram safe to use if it's not anonymous but I don't post anything, just read some channels?

>>18542 With card and paypal registered to your name? >>18543 Safe as opposed to what? You could download malware.

>>18544 With the paypal I made with another sim purchased from ebay. Yould also use nextplux/testplus, but you will loose telephone number in a couple of months an it will be taken over by nigerian scammers.

>>18544 >safe as opposed to what well I assumed something is wrong with it, since people buy burnerphones for it, what if I use it with my phonenumber?

>>18543 you're not anonymous any time you open the app, if that's what you mean.

>>18546 you can buy SMS numbers anonymously on the internet pretty easily.

>>18549 Which of the following: >>18364 >>18525 >>18527 sells numbers in exchange for the only two existing anonymous ways of payment right now: Monero or cash-by-mail (some meme way of payment apparently still in use in USA dog bless their freedumbs)? >>18545 >textplus This thing gives free and totally working number? Does it work in Android VM? I assume not. >>18546 I dunno, some wannabe Zuckerberg made twitter+whatsapp clone for Russian millennials and rolled on post-Snowden encryption buzzworditis hype, encryption which his piece of soykaf app does not provide. Do you trust this dude? Me - no. This is why I won't want to give him my phone number. It's obviously got some useful stuff posted as a platform with many users and lax policing, but unlike Twitter none of it's it's postings are publicly accessible, so we're looking for proper hoops to jump through here in order to access it.

>>18550 >Do you trust this dude? Me - no. Wasn't he also targeted with Pegasus? Everything about it is sketchy.

>>18550 I gives the number for free, but you loose proprierty after a month or two, also the numbers go on rotation, most of the already have a telegram account connected. > Does it work in Android VM? I assume not. It does

>>18550 >dunno, some wannabe Zuckerberg made twitter+whatsapp clone for Russian millennials and rolled on post-Snowden encryption buzzworditis hype, encryption which his piece of soykaf app does not provide. Do you trust this dude? Me - no. This is why I won't want to give him my phone number. It's obviously got some useful stuff posted as a platform with many users and lax policing, but unlike Twitter none of it's it's postings are publicly accessible, so we're looking for proper hoops to jump through here in order to access it. ah, thanks, I didn't thinkuch about it before, just gave it a number I specifically bought to sign up to places, but still linked to my name

whats the cheapest long term burner? I need one I can get texts to (securely, no website) long term.

>>18594 Something in a sense of cheapest Android smartphone you could find which: a) receives a message, encrypts it and relays it to one of those "receive an SMS" sites; b) receives a message, encrypts it, connects to nearby open wifi and sends it to any server with public submission like pastebin; c) receives a message, connects to nearby open wifi and sends it to your server; d) receives a message, connects to nearby open wifi and you retrieve message from server hosted on the phone itself.

>>18362 you need a phone number to actually sign up

>>18609 around C was what I was thinking. Guess I need cheap SIMs. And a cheap burner android. Time to hit up ebay I guess.

I paid a guy on reddit 2 USD in XMR to do it for me. I think it's r/smsverification or something like that, they have rep as well if you're worried it's sketchy. If they ask if you can do other cryptos/payment methods just insist on xmr and you should find someone.

>>18672 Subreddit you named is derezzed, this is what seems to be existing now: https://old.reddit.com/r/phoneverification/

>>18672 >>18698 That's expensive as hell. I use onlinesim.ru topped up with xmr. It's only $0.07 to verify Telegram with a Russian or Ukrainian numer.

>>18736 Interesting, thanks for that one. All the SMS services I found would only accept card payments.