Filtering Modes
- The Recommended Mode: Hand crafted filters designed to catch every category of scammer/spammer I become aware of
- Designed to have an extremely low false positive rate. Any time I come across even a single false positive, I attempt to make adjustments to avoid that condition.
- Identifies wide range of scammer types, such as WhatsApp scammers and 'sex bot' scammers
- Detects impersonators
- Detects scam links (when new scam domains are found being used in spam comments, I add them to a list file on my 'YT-Spam-Domains-List' repository, so the app can automatically fetch the latest scam domains)
- Also uses multi-part scoring algorithm to detect many elusive spammer types that don't have unique characteristics
- Uses the same checks as Auto-Smart Mode, but certain filtering criteria are more sensitive
- Good for detecting more elusive spammers, but will probably result in more false positives (anywhere from only a few more, to sometimes WAY more)
- Scan for all comments by a single user, or multiple specific users
- Takes input as a comma separated list of channel IDs or channel links
- Specific Special Characters: Emojis, Unicode Symbols, etc
- Input any number of special characters (no need to be commas separated)
- Will scan for ANY of the individual characters entered
- Will ignore basic characters like letters and numbers, even if entered
- Strings: Words, Sentences, Phrases, etc
- Input a comma separated list of any number of strings
- Can be a single word, a sentence which includes spaces, or combination of them
- Will search for ANY of the items in the list (each item separated by the commas)
- Custom Regex Pattern
- Advanced, but extremely powerful
- Allows you to enter custom regex expressions to search for practically anything you want
- Read more about regex on Wikipedia
- Same three options as #4
- Same three options as #4
- Allow Standard + Extended ASCII
- Allow Standard ASCII Only
- NUKE MODE: Allow ONLY Numbers, Letters, and Spaces