How the personal link works in a group
When you create a personal link in Anon GIVO, you can post it in a group. It’s important to understand that the message sent through this link will be delivered to the recipient’s private chat, even if the link was posted in a group.
This means that the recipient will see the question in their personal chat, not in a group. This ensures anonymity and privacy for the question.
- Open the personal link in the browser.
- Run the bot and ask a question.
- The recipient will receive the question in a personal chat, not in a group.
When a separate group script is needed
If you want the message to be sent to the group rather than to a private chat, you need to use a separate group script. This requires the group administrator’s approval.
In the group scenario, the question will be sent to the group, and all members will be able to see it, even though the link was posted in the group.
- Get the admin's approval for the group.
- Use the group link to submit questions.
- The question will be visible to all group members.
Example of verification
Let’s assume you posted a personal link in a group. If the message was sent through that link, it should appear in the recipient’s private chat, not in the group.
If the question appears in a group, you need to use a separate group scenario.
- Send your question via a personal link.
- Check in which chat the question appeared.
Common mistake
One of the most common mistakes is sending a question through a personal link when a group scenario is needed. This can cause the question to be seen by all group members, which violates anonymity.
To avoid this mistake, make sure you use the correct script depending on your goals.
- Check if a group scenario is necessary.
- Use the correct link to submit your question.
