Sharee: Anonymous Photo Swap

The first message to a stranger is always awkward: what to say, how to introduce yourself, how to stand out. Sharee starts differently. You send your photo, get a picture from someone else in return, and the acquaintance begins with an image instead of a profile and small talk. 📷

It is a dating bot with an anonymous photo swap. The description promises chatting without revealing your identity and finding friends by interests.

How the swap works

1. Launch the bot. Press /start in the Sharee chat.
2. Send a photo. One you are happy to share.
3. Get a reply. A photo from a person elsewhere in the world arrives.
4. Decide what next. End the exchange or keep getting acquainted.

The bot positions itself as a place to meet people around the world, not only in your city.

Why a picture instead of words

First impressions form from a picture anyway. Swapping photos removes the pressure of opening lines and shows right away what someone cares about: a mountain view, a pet, a coffee on a windowsill. ☕

A smart move is to send not a selfie but a frame that starts a conversation. A place you love, a book, a dish, the view from your window.

Anonymity and where it ends

Anonymity in this mechanic is partial. The bot may hide your name, but a photo gives away plenty by itself: a face, a room, a neighborhood, a house number in the background. 🔎

• Check the background. Signs, shop fronts, license plates and documents in frame are better removed.
• Strip metadata. A photo with a geotag reveals where it was taken, so send a screenshot or clear the data.
• Skip your face if you want to stay unknown. Images can be traced with reverse image search.
• Do not jump to other platforms at once. Share contacts later, once trust exists.

What might come back

You receive a random person's photo and cannot know the content in advance. It can be anything, including explicit images. The bot is not for minors, and for adults one rule holds: you do not have to look or reply. ⚠️

If something unpleasant arrives, end the exchange and use Telegram's report function. Do not forward other people's photos: that violates their privacy and, in many countries, the law.

Your pictures in other hands

Anything you send to a stranger can be saved. Assume a shared picture can end up anywhere. Never send intimate photos: you cannot delete them from someone else's phone. 🔐