Log for Telegram 討論區
#正视听【电报群用户周知通报—面朝大海狂甩G奶】
1.近日，包括本人在内，数名telegram用户（本人确切知晓的有3人）因为参与“教育”电报中文圈某“知名”职业喷子而遭到报复——被恶意冒充。
2.冒充者以见人就喷、语言低俗污秽、极尽吹牛浮夸之能事为三大主要特征，以此来抹黑被冒充者，同时严重污染了电报中文圈。
3.冒充者通过盗用被冒充者的昵称、头像，并且为自己修改一个和被冒充者“高度相似”的用户名，来达到以假乱真的目的，骗术虽低，却屡试不爽，很多群主、管理员都难辨真假。
4.但是，每一个telegram账号的ID是独一无二的，因此，如果发现某一个用户出现了明显不同于以往语言风格的情况，首先应该怀疑其是否是假冒者，可以将其可疑言论转发至 @userinfobot 获取该telegram账号的ID（非用户名，是纯数字），进而辨别真伪。
5.最后，在此郑重感谢网络信息自由门提供平台以正视听！给电报中文圈带来的干扰和不便，本人深表歉意（怪我怼喷子太过头）！希望大家和睦吹水共同维护telegram乐土！
面朝大海 狂甩G奶（严肃不许笑）
用户名：@hignai
telegram账号ID：350787721（唯一真身其余皆为假冒）
PS：大家还是珍惜时光吧！不要再理会假冒者了，你越理它它越来劲儿，浪费了你的时间它就赢了~当然你要是实在无聊想找乐子就当我没有说~🤓
#电报防诈骗办公室风控组第九号通报
1.近日，包括本人在内，数名telegram用户（本人确切知晓的有3人）因为参与“教育”电报中文圈某“知名”职业喷子而遭到报复——被恶意冒充。
2.冒充者以见人就喷、语言低俗污秽、极尽吹牛浮夸之能事为三大主要特征，以此来抹黑被冒充者，同时严重污染了电报中文圈。
3.冒充者通过盗用被冒充者的昵称、头像，并且为自己修改一个和被冒充者“高度相似”的用户名，来达到以假乱真的目的，骗术虽低，却屡试不爽，很多群主、管理员都难辨真假。
4.但是，每一个telegram账号的ID是独一无二的，因此，如果发现某一个用户出现了明显不同于以往语言风格的情况，首先应该怀疑其是否是假冒者，可以将其可疑言论转发至 @userinfobot 获取该telegram账号的ID（非用户名，是纯数字），进而辨别真伪。
5.最后，在此郑重感谢网络信息自由门提供平台以正视听！给电报中文圈带来的干扰和不便，本人深表歉意（怪我怼喷子太过头）！希望大家和睦吹水共同维护telegram乐土！
面朝大海 狂甩G奶（严肃不许笑）
用户名：@hignai
telegram账号ID：350787721（唯一真身其余皆为假冒）
PS：大家还是珍惜时光吧！不要再理会假冒者了，你越理它它越来劲儿，浪费了你的时间它就赢了~当然你要是实在无聊想找乐子就当我没有说~🤓
#电报防诈骗办公室风控组第九号通报
已经冒充好几个人了。要是出现冒充你的号在其他群骂人，你会怎么想？这已经忍了十多天啦，这种风云这种闲得无聊的人无差别伤害，说不准就冒充了谁的，所以提醒大家一下。你可以不予理睬通告，发点别的把他刷过去就好，这里有需要知道的，懂不？又不是你的私人群
政令宣導政治宣傳什麼的是不是在自己的區域比較好？隔壁有個台灣群，三天兩頭有人去發郭文貴，台灣人沒興趣的就被罵共產黨和五毛。台灣人沒興趣很正常，因為不關他們的事。這裡很明顯不是單純大陸群，跨區域宣導是不是只顧自己不顧別人？
我不计较删不删掉的，这个也是热心而已。
感谢风控组大佬默默干了好多事情，你们没意识到绿绿穆斯林进来得越来越少，发广告的越来越少，啥东西都不动脑子一概以为政治之争，真是管状思维
感谢风控组大佬默默干了好多事情，你们没意识到绿绿穆斯林进来得越来越少，发广告的越来越少，啥东西都不动脑子一概以为政治之争，真是管状思维
沒關係，我沒有廣泛的意思，只是那個傢伙剛好就是跟那些到台灣群發郭文貴，然後沒興趣的就是五毛共產黨的人一樣的思維，他發就是正義，別人有意見就變成民粹和五毛。完全不考慮別人跟他生活的環境根本不一樣。沒有攻擊其他人的意思。
What is Instant View and Why It's Important
A few years ago, Telegram was one of the first messaging apps to generate previews for links shared in messages. Since then, some of our competitors started to do the same, but we at Telegram like to raise the bar when it comes to messaging. Our ambition now is not only to show you a small snippet previewing the link you were sent, but to give you a quick and easy way to view the contents of the link without having to load the page in your browser.
We call this technology instant View. Instant View is a way to read articles without leaving Telegram, just like you can read this post from the Telegram blog https://telegram.org/blog/first-IV-contest (don’t click on the link, tap Instant View below this message on iOS/Android). Instant View is also the most private and secure means of viewing web stories, because your IP address, cookies and metadata are not logged this way.
The big news this week is that Instant View now supports links from 2,277 websites. From now on, not just Telegram or Medium blog posts, but links to stories of pretty much every mainstream media have an Instant View. This is the result of an epic crowdsourcing effort of 558 coders, who have submitted 37,507 sets of rules to generate instant views. Since May, our platform allowed alternative sets of rules to compete, so that the most accurate ones would ultimately win and bring $100 each to their authors.
As a result, we distributed $251,664 as prizes among 206 winners. This might seem like a lot of money, but no one has ever done anything like that before – the winners virtually helped us parse a big chunk of the internet into a predictable format. The scope of this project is unprecedented, and I’m certain we’re a few years ahead of the competition here (to be fair – Facebook has a similar tech called Instant Articles, but it supports only a handful of web-sites, because, unlike Instant Views, it requires significant effort from publishers to set it up).
On some Instant Views you will see a ‘Join’ button that allows you to subscribe to the channel of the media that published the story. This means their news site added a code on its page that refers to its Telegram channel (like <meta name="telegram:channel" content=“@nameofthechannel”>). This will allow publishers to establish direct connection with their readers on Telegram, eventually monetizing this link sharing activity on our platform.
Of course, there’s still a lot left to do. If Instant View is gradually replacing your web-browser for links, its UI should have features that will allow you to bookmark a page to return to it later (bookmarks, tabs, history). And while 2,277 is already a huge and unprecedented number (the full list of supported domains is here https://instantview.telegram.org/contest), eventually we’d like to support many more websites. The end goal is to make almost all the stories that you share on Telegram instantly viewable.
A few years ago, Telegram was one of the first messaging apps to generate previews for links shared in messages. Since then, some of our competitors started to do the same, but we at Telegram like to raise the bar when it comes to messaging. Our ambition now is not only to show you a small snippet previewing the link you were sent, but to give you a quick and easy way to view the contents of the link without having to load the page in your browser.
We call this technology instant View. Instant View is a way to read articles without leaving Telegram, just like you can read this post from the Telegram blog https://telegram.org/blog/first-IV-contest (don’t click on the link, tap Instant View below this message on iOS/Android). Instant View is also the most private and secure means of viewing web stories, because your IP address, cookies and metadata are not logged this way.
The big news this week is that Instant View now supports links from 2,277 websites. From now on, not just Telegram or Medium blog posts, but links to stories of pretty much every mainstream media have an Instant View. This is the result of an epic crowdsourcing effort of 558 coders, who have submitted 37,507 sets of rules to generate instant views. Since May, our platform allowed alternative sets of rules to compete, so that the most accurate ones would ultimately win and bring $100 each to their authors.
As a result, we distributed $251,664 as prizes among 206 winners. This might seem like a lot of money, but no one has ever done anything like that before – the winners virtually helped us parse a big chunk of the internet into a predictable format. The scope of this project is unprecedented, and I’m certain we’re a few years ahead of the competition here (to be fair – Facebook has a similar tech called Instant Articles, but it supports only a handful of web-sites, because, unlike Instant Views, it requires significant effort from publishers to set it up).
On some Instant Views you will see a ‘Join’ button that allows you to subscribe to the channel of the media that published the story. This means their news site added a code on its page that refers to its Telegram channel (like <meta name="telegram:channel" content=“@nameofthechannel”>). This will allow publishers to establish direct connection with their readers on Telegram, eventually monetizing this link sharing activity on our platform.
Of course, there’s still a lot left to do. If Instant View is gradually replacing your web-browser for links, its UI should have features that will allow you to bookmark a page to return to it later (bookmarks, tabs, history). And while 2,277 is already a huge and unprecedented number (the full list of supported domains is here https://instantview.telegram.org/contest), eventually we’d like to support many more websites. The end goal is to make almost all the stories that you share on Telegram instantly viewable.