Anonymous Questions: Ask Me Anything

Curious what your friends or followers really want to ask you? People hold back under their own name and get bolder when nobody knows who they are. Anonymous Questions collects those messages right inside Telegram. 💬

One link, endless questions

You start the bot and receive a personal link. Anyone who opens it and taps Start can send you a question, and their name stays hidden from you.

Questions arrive in your chat with the bot. You can reply right there, and the sender gets your answer while you still have no idea who they are.

Where to share your link

• Your Telegram bio. Always on, no extra posts needed.
• Stories. The classic move: an ask me anything sticker and the link on top.
• Your channel. A handy way to collect post ideas and see what your audience wonders about.
• Other social profiles. It is a regular link, so it fits anywhere.

Around 20,000 people use the bot each month, mostly bloggers, channel admins and teens running Q&A sessions for their friends. 📱

The controls you get

• /start launches the bot and gives you your link.
• /stats shows how many questions you have received.
• /ignore manages your ignore list, so a specific sender can no longer reach you.
• /language switches the interface language.
• /nudges_off turns off the bot's tips and reminders, and /nudges_on brings them back.

How anonymous is anonymous?

Both sides should understand this. A message is anonymous to the person receiving it, but the bot itself knows who sent it. That is the only way it can deliver your reply back. 🔍

Security researchers have shown more than once that similar bots leaked sender identities through sloppy code. So do not write anything anonymously you would be ashamed of if your name surfaced.

Staying out of trouble

1. Never pay to reveal a sender. Offers to unmask an author for money are often a trick, and sometimes the new message itself is generated just to make you curious.
2. Use the ignore list. If someone is nasty, block them with /ignore instead of arguing.
3. Keep personal details private. Your address, school or phone number in a reply can reach the wrong people.
4. Watch for bullying. Anonymous questions are sometimes used to harass. If messages scare or threaten you, take screenshots and tell someone you trust. ⚠️

Used sensibly, the bot gives you honest opinions, fresh content ideas and a way to hear from people who were too shy to speak up first.