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In my case it's convenience. I have Telegram open most of the day and occasionally I use bots for small tasks that could be done elsewhere, but bots offer a mor
by rmsaksida 6y ago
In my case it's convenience. I have Telegram open most of the day and occasionally I use bots for small tasks that could be done elsewhere, but bots offer a more streamlined experience.
- gruez 6y agoI get the concept, but I don't see how it applies to this use case. Both web/bot has the same workflow. web: open browser -> find website in bookmarks -> copy email -> do whatever you need to do with it -> switch back to the website to check for emails bot: open telegram -> find bot in chat history -> tell it to generate a new address -> copy it -> do whatever you need to do with it -> switch back to the app to check for emails The only case I could think of a bot being useful is for semi-permanent email. ie. using the same email address for weeks/months, rather than one time only.
- r0hitSehgal 6y agoYes thats true, its useful in these terms only. And thats why i have this concept of semipermanent disposable email address.