Bot Sentinel

Bot Sentinel

Identify inauthentic accounts

229 ratings
50 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 10, 2021
  • August 31, 2021

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About

This app uses AI and machine learning to identify inauthentic accounts and disruptive users on Twitter. It provides real-time ratings and scores to help you avoid problematic accounts and improve your overall Twitter experience.

Identify inauthentic accounts
Detect toxic trolls
Machine learning and AI classification
Real-time account ratings and scores
Auto blocker tool
Focus on Twitter rule violations
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What users say

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What's New in Bot Sentinel

1.0.2

August 31, 2021

Added support for Tweet Alerts v2.

User reviews

Better than default Twitter app

I love this app. It allows me to quickly verify whether the person I am dealing with on Twitter is a bot or a real person. If a real person, it allows me to see if they are a troublemaker, problematic, or a normal user. The only thing I wish the developers would add to this is when I am in a web browser like Safari and I open a Twitter link, I wish there was the option to open this app instead of the Twitter app.
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What is Bot Sentinel?

Just tried Bot Sentinel on Twitter and I’m not impressed. BotSent may have another purpose besides warning the user about bots, which it doesn’t exactly do anyway. Lacking the bot finding function implied in its name, what DOES BotSent do? Noticing the first “Disruptive” label slapped on a Twitter account by BotSent, I reviewed it, but the app analysis I asked for registered a “Normal” finding. Hmmm…I found nothing “disruptive” in the tweets. Zilch. Why identify an account with 2 contradictory terms, I wondered? And where are indicators showing the presence of a bot? One could call the account’s tweets “left leaning”, but that’s all. I couldn’t find signs of automated response nor any other common symptoms of bots. I get the impression Bot Sentinel is more a censorship of “liberal” opinions tool, but can only guess at what the app creator’s purpose really is. I also wonder, “What is done with my interactive data?”
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Almost great

I’ve been using the app for a few days and so far everything seems great except that it keeps refreshing my feed and moving me way up. I’m constantly having to scroll back down, which makes the app almost unusable. The twitter app did the same thing but not nearly as frequently. Load new stuff, sure, but let me keep reading where I’m at.

Update: I’m deleting this app. I can’t even scroll through replies.
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Tremendously useful for filtering out the junk

I’ve used Bot Sentinel in Chrome for a long time, and found it super-helpful for flagging a lot of the garbage (bots, trolls, etc.) on Twitter. Very glad there’s now an app version for the iPad!

Excellent & easy to use

It flags tweets from bots very effectively so you know which accounts are real.

It’s so good at that it’s been attacked by both the extremes on the right and left. No better testament to how effective it is.

User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

App keeps refreshing feed and moving user up

Bug

Cannot scroll through replies

Bug

App crashes frequently

Bug

EULA agreement popup disappears too quickly

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Requested Features

3 requests

Option to open app instead of Twitter app from web browser

Feature

Desktop Safari web extension

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Dark mode option

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FAQ

What does Bot Sentinel do?

Bot Sentinel is an application designed to identify inauthentic accounts and toxic trolls on Twitter. It utilizes machine learning and artificial intelligence to classify accounts with high accuracy, focusing on behaviors that violate Twitter's rules.

How does Bot Sentinel identify problematic accounts?

The app employs machine learning and artificial intelligence to analyze account behaviors and activities. It focuses on specific actions deemed inappropriate by Twitter's rules, rather than just general bot detection. Users can view real-time ratings and scores for accounts.

Is Bot Sentinel free to use?

Based on the provided information, the app is available for free. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription models, indicating a free monetization strategy.

What are the main benefits of using Bot Sentinel?

Bot Sentinel helps improve your Twitter experience by identifying disruptive and problematic accounts. It offers real-time ratings and scores, and includes a highly acclaimed auto-blocker feature to help you avoid unwanted interactions.

What platforms is Bot Sentinel available on?

The description specifically mentions that Bot Sentinel is an app for Twitter, implying its primary functionality is within the Twitter ecosystem. Compatibility with specific operating systems (iOS/Android) is not detailed.