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I have included a function for automating
Video tutorial
It’s 2016 and online dating appears to be here
A tinder bot can automatically swipe right for you and even send automated messages if
You’ll only need two (plus
Facebook+Tinder authentication
Burp (https://portswigger.net/burp/download.html) (optional)
Python with Pynder installed
(NOTE: THIS NEXT SECTION
First,
Now, if
(OPTIONAL) Second, you’ll install Burp on your desktop/laptop. Burp
Configuring an iOS Device
Configuring an Android Device
Once you’ve configured your mobile device to run through Burp’s proxy, there are just
Now you’re
Using Burp
Essentially, our Tinder bot will operate by authorizing itself,
Pinder (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pynder/0.0.11)
Assuming you
The flow structure of our Tinder bot will go like this:
Start a Tinder session by authorizing
Check if
If we are out of swipes, move along to send messages to the matches (steps 7+)
Else, auto-swipe right (except randomly swipe left 1
Sleep between 1 and 5 seconds
Continue swiping until out of swipes, then move along to send messages to the matches.
Grab the list of matches.
For each match, grab the list of messages already in our inbox.
If a match isn’t already in our messages, send them
If
Else, if
Else, if
Else send a
Do this
Log resting for
Repeat.
**UPDATE 11-19-17**
Here is a .zip file of the code (I named my bot Tinderly):
Tenderly
You’ll notice the folder contains a config.ini file for the Facebook profile ID, email, password, and Facebook auth token (which I detailed
I’ll
Once you’ve made
The last step for setting the bot up is to update the configuration file (config.ini) to use your Facebook email, password, and ID.
To run the bot (on Mac), open a Terminal window and “cd” navigate to the directory/folder where
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