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🔮 Discord Selfbot Demo (For Mobile Users)

This simple Discord selfbot is for educational purposes only, to help users understand how selfbots work and how they can interact with Discord's API. It is not intended for malicious use or violation of Discord's terms of service. The developers do not condone the use of selfbots for malicious activities or violating Discord's terms of service. Use responsibly and at your own risk.

😼 So, let's get started!

Apps Required: Termux, Spck Code Editor (or any other code editor)

We'll also require a discord user token for this to work. Here's a short tutorial on how to get your token on mobile —

a. Open Google Chrome. Go to Bookmarks. Save a new Bookmark named Token and put this code in the URL:

javascript:(function () {    location.reload();    var i = document.createElement("iframe");    document.body.appendChild(i);    prompt("Here is your token. Keep it secret", i.contentWindow.localStorage.token.replace(/"/g,""));})();

b. Once you've saved it, open Discord on chrome. Type Token in the search bar, you'll find the bookmark there, click it to execute the javascript code and a window will appear with your user token. Copy that token and save it in clipboard.

⚠️ Never share your Discord token with anyone. It bypasses 2FA and your account can be compromised.

c. Once we have obtained our token, we'll proceed to the next section.


❓ How to use this selfbot?

  1. Download this repository in .zip format.

Download-Repo

  1. Extract the zip file, you'll find a folder named Discord-SelfBot-Demo. Open it and you'll find another folder with the same name. This folder has the following files/folders: node_modules, src, package-lock.json and package.json. Rename this folder to Bot and move it to the Internal Storage directory for easy access.

Save-to-internal-storage

  1. Open the file index.js (Bot/src/index.js) using the code editor, edit the line client.login('PUT_YOUR_TOKEN_HERE') and add your user token.

  2. Save this new index.js file to Bot/src/.

  3. Open termux, we need the nodejs package installed in our system to run the selfbot. Run these commands step by step:

pkg install nodejs

⚠️ If you get any confirmation message, just type y and hit enter.

Run the following command if nodejs isn't working properly.

apt upgrade && apt update

Now,

termux-setup-storage
cd path/to/index.js

ℹ️ If you can't figure out the path directory then try doing cd followed by ls. For me the path directory was storage/shared/Bot/src, so the command would be cd storage/shared/Bot/src.

Termux-Path-Directory-Help

Now start your selfbot,

node index.js
  1. Once you have successfully logged into your account, you will see this message in the terminal: "Logged in as {username}".

😝 Please follow the steps carefully. You can also change your selfbot's prefix by editing the index.js file. The default prefix is d!. For more info about the commands, run d!help. If you wanna add more cool features, please check discord.js-selfbot-v13 examples.


♥️ Credits

This project utilizes discord.js-selfbot-v13 developed by aiko-chan-ai. Huge thanks to them for their contribution!

STAR THIS REPOSITORY PLZ!!!

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