Kiyora

The most advanced Discord security bot. Block alts, VPNs, proxies, raids, and more with a privacy-first verification system.

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@PrivacyCord @ShaiBandit @xAuthenticateMe Prove I'm violating the platforms ToS :)

Baseless claims from a pajeet LOL

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@PrivacyCord @ShaiBandit @xAuthenticateMe Why is the poor pajeet still talking? We already established your piss poor

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@ShaiBandit @xAuthenticateMe All my previous and current projects are all profitable and earn enough to pay for themselves. I've never needed to add ads just to pay upkeep costs or turn a profit 😭😭😭😭

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@ShaiBandit @xAuthenticateMe Why delete your replies?

Anyways, my response:

IG you do have high upkeep costs if you're paying $99 a month for AI slop anti-bot, along with server costs. LMFAO.

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

Vaultcord becoming the next headline.

https://t.co/F0QzUAnaUW

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@PrivacyCord @xAuthenticateMe Cry subhuman pajeet

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@PrivacyCord @xAuthenticateMe pajeet

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@PrivacyCord @xAuthenticateMe

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

Are your operating costs really that high that you need to generate revenue outside of premium subscriptions, such as through ads?

I also doubt you need multiple servers to handle the bot at its current scale.

For comparison, running Kiyora v1, our verification bot with almost the same features, cost around $20 USD per month, excluding the annual domain fee. At $4.99 per premium subscription, just five purchases a month would have been enough to cover the entire upkeep cost.

We also offered a very generous free tier, similar to yours, so I find it hard to understand why additional revenue streams, such as ads, would be necessary unless your operating costs are significantly higher.

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@xAuthenticateMe Where is that located at?

Also you force people off ad blockers....
https://t.co/Mccg673eUo

Or.....
https://t.co/cSTMB6eQij

Or storing email for disposable checking (which is kinda redundant as discord blocks most disposable emails already)

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

Verification data is minimal compared to what they can obtain from Discord. Most of the data comes from the browser or request headers (which should've been hashed and salted).

When server owners, advertisers, or people using Doogle access the service, their email addresses are logged for that purpose. I have no fucking idea why Discord allows people to use this without additional verification, considering it's rarely useful.

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@VaultCord @discord_support mf looks like penis and talking abt teeth bro we all know you dont got no straight teeth mak the ai just hallucinating

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@VaultCord @discord_support

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@VaultCord @discord_support dw your bot is shit too

mr ctx.env LMFAOOOOOOOO

kick rocks mak

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@BananaJuju_ They’re more anal about intents than they are about sensitive OAuth scopes like email.

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@BananaJuju_ They really need to restrict a lot of OAuth scopes and require verification for anything that grants access to sensitive user data.

They should also require larger bots to undergo some form of code or security audit if they’re handling that much PII.

[Kiyora @kiyoravip]

@Pirat_Nation Discord really needs to restrict bot developers from using high risk OAuth scopes like "Email." It’s fucking ridiculous how many bots abuse this just to collect and store user information, or practically dox users (Vaultcord).