FireScam - A New Persistent Android Malware

In this video I discuss a new android infostealer called firescam, which pretends to be an .apk for Telegram premium that has been spreading on a fake clone of the RUstore.
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[@johnsmith8981]

The year is 2030. We have 30 different countries with digital currencies and every country uses their own app store controlled by the government.

[@Akac3sh]

ur saying that as if the gov dosent have our best interests or something bro

[@arcanondrum6543]

⁠​⁠@@Akac3sh “A corporation’s (first) obligation is to its shareholders" said (only) the conservatives on the Supreme Court. Corporations don't have our best interests as their priority either. People who pay attention can vote for the better choice. Boycotting a corporation that owns many "different" companies is much more challenging. Keep all of that in mind before you just default to repeating the deliberate "they're all the same" nonsense.

[@Volt-9330]

de globalization

[@Dwigt_Rortugal]

For a long while I had WeChat. I foolishly wrote in a message one day, "Hello, government surveillers!" The next time I opened the app, my account couldn't log in. True story.

[@Veltrosstho]

​@Volt-9330 Globalization is good. Government, as they stand today, are not suited for globalization.

[@UnbihexiumTheStable]

RuStore started before sanctions. It was originally created because Google was deemed a monopoly and Android phones were obligated to provide an alternative to the App store. Normally phones sold in Russia do have RuStore preinstalled.

[@markwottny9780]

Some sanctions started in 2014. Basically the year when it got obvious that Russia is severely involved in (aka started) a conflict between Ukraine and Donbass Region.

[@TheFrontmanRocker]

Nah, it was released only after the start of the war, Russia doesn't care about monopolies as long as they benefit the government like VK or Gazprom

[@Qunem]

Разве? Вроде после войны.

[@Qunem]

Он вместе с NashStore был создан. И эти горе поделки в итоге умерли сразу на старте.

[@josedorsaith5261]

​@@Qunem using google translate is a dead giveaway

[@saeedgnu]

Also (perhaps more importantly), people should learn to always check the page URL and specially the domain part!

[@aande1]

Even this doesn't always help. It's called a punycode attack. It's a webaddress changing one character to another identically looking one from another alphabet. Indistinguishable to the naked eye. The only safeguard I know is Firefox with forced display of punycode addresses in the urlbar (it's an about:config setting). The sad thing about stuff like this is, normal people without knowledge have no means to defend against stuff like this. What still helps in A LOT of situations, use common sense.

[@gluxony]

So just Telegram but under a different name

[@ANKUR--xoxo]

Yes daddy

[@vlad_cool04]

🤡🤡🤡

[@arthur979]

​@@BffliyahIGwell, sure, "we all know" that real telegram steals data, right? why would people use it then?

[@The_loathsome_Dung_Eater1]

@@BffliyahIG ... He is not that smart, though?.. What did he meant by this inscription?

[@ntgreckless]

@@BffliyahIG jesus christ you're annoying

[@ЛевЦарьЗверей51]

There is a problem to explain this to russian boomers. Millenials are techsavvy, yes. But boomers are not.

[@wisenber]

GenX is between the two.

[@etziowingeler3173]

Hey pal! I might be a boomer, but son, you gotta be honest with me, have you ever been Christmas shopping with your girlfriend on the 23rd? If so you're probably into guys, also totally fine with me. I'm writing from my air gapped Windows 98 tower of power, 2gb ram and a keyboard that counts as bioweapon

[@elimgarak3597]

​@@wisenber GenX is usually tech-illiterate tho

[@Coaxalis]

@@wisenber zoomers are stewpitt content consumers, and even less tech savvy than boomers

[@какойтошизик]

Так на них и целятся. И просто на идиотов. Хотя я лично не понимаю, кто пользуется рустором не из копроративных работников. Просто зачем он нужен, если есть лучшие альтернативы?

[@SL4RK]

The degoogled thing is a lie, most smartphones still have google services, they just have Russian software pre-installed on top of them, which most sensible people immediately uninstall.

[@theodorekorehonen]

Pick one: sensible people or katsaps

[@saiv46]

Sometimes you can't uninstall such shit. Too bad Huawei devices don't have any custom firmware

[@itcchiy]

@@saiv46 You always can -_- It's Android. Just use ADB or root your device

[@flop-z4l]

@@itcchiyADB doesn’t always work and not everyone can root their phone

[@kvdrr]

​@@itcchiythese apps are system apps therefore they cannot be uninstalled, only disabled (at best); ADB won't let you magically uninstall them either; in order to root a phone you need to unlock to bootloader which is a process controlled entirely by the manufacturer and Huawei doesn't offer it at all. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul

[@Toumasu]

if you're clever enough to install an apk like that, you should be clever enough to understand its fishy

[@LouisSerieusement]

what about dropping the apk in virustotal

[@thgffful]

I see a lot of comments saying it's a problem with the young being more tech-savvy than the old, or that you should (or should not) use a preinstalled store - and the video gives into that a little. But I'm pretty sure it's nothing related, and much more serious. Third-party stores are certainly not free from this kind of malware, and youre actually MORE liable to download some crap if you live in the "de-googled" ecosystem, because you often end up trying to run stuff without GMS or a dedicated store, or without a proper SELinux or SDK, because, like everyone else, you are somewhat stuck with banking apps for instance. My point is: we live in such a world, where a couple of companies have such immense power over everyday life that you're very much bound to make a bad choice at some point, and i feel the video brushes over it with a lot of bad faith. If you're just a run of the mill person running your play store on a recent phone, you've got quite a lot of safety measures implemented actually (knox is one of them, but apps on the play store are actually checked by paid people) god forbid I mention iOS - the phone is updated with the latest security patches, more and more toggles are needed for you to do a mistake... The phone will run like crap (or will, eventually) because it's full to the brim with bloatware, but here you go. Now compare this to someone running, say, Lineage without GAPPS, on a phone that's not so young, as is usually the case, because firmwares take time to release - if they ever do. You might miss a lot of security patches. You're stuck with a variety of open stores, which rely on volunteers to review the apps, which is in itself a huge liability, as demonstrated by the xz-utils meltdown. So, yeah, you might be less likely to click on any shady link than your average Joe, but I wouldn't say you're more protected by default, especially when trying to run some code somebody online wrote arguably to patch an app to work without GMS, or if you rooted your phone - not mentioning we all pretend to ignore that the ROMS distributed on XDA or elsewhere might be some dangerous horsecrap in and of themselves. In summary we're all victims of the state of affairs: normies might fall into social engineering traps because that's actually the vast majority of the scams going on today (on instagram, telegram and whatnot) because their confidence is way too high, but also because they feel like they don't have a choice to download on - say, rustore. But the same goes for "us": because we try to escape an all-controlling mob of big companies, we end up screwed by people who try to take advantage of the ecosystem trying to survive behind the big stores. I feel like the video fails to show that this piece of malware might just as well be aimed at the tech-savvy.

[@watema3381]

Very good read. Fair points ngl

[@3lH4ck3rC0mf0r7]

Everywhere, from the Microsoft, Apple and Google walled gardens and their app stores to the depths of custom firmware and software piracy, it's all about trust. LineageOS and microG are not small names in the Android modding community. There's not a single person unlocking their bootloaders who doesn't know about them. In these massive projects the maintainers check every commit to ensure things remain safe. Do you trust those people? Having participated in LineageOS development and talked to them myself, I do. If you don't trust them and would rather trust megacorporations that are known for antagonizing and spying on its users as part of its business strategy, that's fine by me. I could also name more than a few big names in piracy that are trustworthy, but that'd get my comment removed by big G.

[@3lH4ck3rC0mf0r7]

Everywhere, from the Microsoft, Apple and Google ecosystems to the depths of custom firmware and piracy are about trust. LineageOS and microG are not small names in the Android community. I put my trust in them because I had a chance to engage with the project maintainers a couple years ago, and those interactions were positive. Lagging behind in security patches is unfortunate, but it only happens because the drivers tied to those security patches are proprietary, and _can't_ be updated by anyone other than the manufacturers, who have abandoned those devices long ago. The LineageOS developers are not to blame for this state of affairs. Unlike Microsoft, Google and their partners, who are not shy about showing off their scummy practices to anyone observant enough, and publicly taking measures, in broad daylight, that feel explicitly designed to antagonize their userbase. But I'm not an idiot. I'd still rather download apps from their official sources instead of random third-party mirrors and check the EXE/APK certificates to make extra sure they're the real thing. I'll just do it on my own terms, with opensource frontend apps that reverse-engineered the protocol to fetch from the official servers. And yet, when Google Ads is full of scams pretending to be part of whatever website you're visiting, and my official bank emails ask me to send in my SSN and passwords, who's to blame for falling for scams when official interactions are just as hackery? And even if you don't fall for a scam and get your data stolen, your data gets stolen anyway by people breaching into the corporations' databases directly. They made themselves inescapable if you wanna be a part of society, and this is the result. Pd: I can also mention more than a few big names in piracy that I trust. People who develop open-source cracks and mods that I personally checked the sourcecode of, compiled myself and then compared against the prebuilt binaries they released, and found to be 100% clean. But shouting them out by name would get my comment deleted by big G.

[@thgffful]

@@3lH4ck3rC0mf0r7 I agree it's mostly about trust

[@soda3185]

Hard disagree. Just because you're running a custom rom doesn't mean you're downloading/installing random stuff from shady websites, something which I'd argue normies do more commonly. From my perspective, it's LESS common for a Lineage user to do that sort of thing. Even if you distrust F-droid, you can always get apps directly from the devs through Obtanium or similar methods, and then do the verification yourself. As for the xz issue, it's funny that you mention it because literally nothing happened. Why? precisely because someone noticed something was off before anything bad happened at all lol. This comment feels like fearmongering tbh, even if that wasn't your intention.

[@jandie1505]

Since it was never mentioned in the video: Most of those critical permissions require user confirmation. The application cannot install other apps until the user confirms that the app should be installed. The application cannot access notifications until the user allows it. The application cannot access files unless the user allows it.

[@nurphurecarnium]

most of those permissions are also requested by the real telegram app

[@Veltrosstho]

It's not worth mentioning, as even legitimate apps request these permissions and deny access to the app without it.

[@unknown-user-account]

@@Veltrosstho No, it is worth mentioning, because it means that anyone with half a brain will not be affected by this. Legitimate apps do NOT request access to read notifications from other apps. I've literally never seen an app do this aside from launchers.

[@captainjimo]

@@Veltrosstho how many apps requre permissions to install other apps and / or read nitifications from other apps? i have used 2 apps that require to read notifications (Glimpse and NOVA Launcher) and the only app that can install other apps on my phone (besides the app store, obviously) is x-plore. And it didnt ask me, but the Android system told me that i have to go into settings and give permission manually, instead of the usual yes/no prompt for other permissions

[@какойтошизик]

0:22 not sure if anyone outside of Russia has ever heard of it.

[@_david_mp]

yes we have🫡🫡

[@chancia8990]

@@_david_mp should I be bothered if I don't plan on using RUstore?

[@Dwigt_Rortugal]

​@_david_mp Sure we have! Whenever there's a scammer bot in the comments, they ask us to use Telegram to contact them, and they spell out the number using weird symbols. We know and love Telegram because of this. 😂 Personally, I prefer Signal and use it all day long.

[@KorianHUN]

Our EU idiots get the russian antisemitic conspiracy theories about biolabs on their facebook prorussian groups, they don't need telegram or any other apps. So they are safe from these things.

[@mono9613]

Yeah, I saw some russian music producers using it

[@con_sci]

really need some kind of solution for protecting boomers from getting their phones btfoed by this stuff

[@leebee1100]

Give them an iPhone?

[@jogurcik13]

Yes, lobotomy

[@ghost_of_you_tube]

😂😂😂​@@leebee1100

[@DeeDos1484]

Don't give them a smart phone

[@rusi6219]

Think of the boomers

[@Bobbysan]

telegram glows

[@HaartieeTRUE]

how so ?

[@highimwolf]

You'll NEVER find a non-glowing easy to use popular chat app. Pick least of the evils, which is Telegram, and wait till something better comes along

[@user-vf6km4sf2r]

@@HaartieeTRUE😂 are you brain dead

[@dhvcc8182]

@@HaartieeTRUE Durov, France, all of that

[@XioJN]

@@HaartieeTRUE owner got arrested

[@Shadow-xi2sv]

Keep in mind that Android malware cannot access just any file on your device unless it’s rooted. The most it can do-based on the permissions you’ve granted-is access general user data, such as files stored in shared locations. For example, this might include pictures, downloaded documents, or files on external storage like SD cards. While that’s still concerning, it’s not as critical as something like stealing a token for a banking app. If your device isn’t rooted, it’s generally more secure because malware can’t access the internal storage of other apps. On Android, each app has its own isolated storage, and other apps can’t access it. If you have you break this.

[@nothcial]

Scoped storage makes it even harder and needs billion different permission requests.

[@LuisMan123]

itd be extra smart if they had an accessibility service, but would probably throw people off who actually read permission requests, because with the right accessibility permission they could also interact with the device as if the user is actively touching the screen, i.e they could launch a foreground overlay that blacks out the screen (hoping the user won't lock rhe screen) and then behind the overlay try to access certain information that doesn't yk require authentication so like opening text messages f.e or opening the targets gmail app and then sending password reset requests

[@Deniil2000]

The entire video i was wondering, how app is able to steal data on android. Then you started reading out permissions the app requests. Who in their right mind would consent to all of that when installing an app?

[@project_speedy_addiction]

Most people just accept whatever permissions an app has to access the app.

[@RatchetRorschach]

you're underestimating humanity's epitome kryptonite = *laziness*

[@Veltrosstho]

Most apps deny access if you don't allow permissions. They probably just clicked yes without thought.

[@ali32bit42]

most people dont read error codes and pop ups before they just click Yes. i have seen it in person. they spam yes on everything to get to the app

[@thelonercoder5816]

Yeah I bet you totally read the terms and service on everything you sign up too lol

[@wisenber]

I thought all social media apps steal your data?

[@denis2381]

No they don't if you click on disagree

[@moetocafe]

@@denis2381 😅

[@J31]

There's a setting in your social media app that says "STEAL DATA?" If you gray this out then you're good

[@sen8078]

This does it worse though

[@christianlehnert6320]

@@denis2381 For sure.

[@appropriate_name1]

2:42 funny enough, Asphalt 9 has no protection at all, smali can be easily disassembled

[@shantanusapru]

Very thorough!! Damn clever!! Thanks for sharing this! P.S.: Genuine question: With this level of careful attention & detail gone into this, do you think a state actor is behind this, or just the 'usual' for-profit hackers?

[@pajeetsingh]

Wonder who could be behind this 🤔

[@argentshard]

FSB

[@ghoulbuster1]

🤔🤔🤔

[@kote315]

@@argentshard Of course FSB. No one else wants to get data on Russian people, including military and officials. Definitely FSB.😆

[@dafoex]

I was gonna guess the yanks since the Russians already can spy on their people quite easily. It could also be someone sympathetic to ukraine like that guy who wiped a server full of warcrime evidence.

[@Mrcheckh4]

Thanks for this video, it's really helpful!

[@maximrudenko01]

thanks for bringing awareness to this

[@7tyyseven]

EVEN SAMSUNG KNOX?💀 damn I hope samsung immediately fix his knox security, I feel sorry for people who have already downloaded it

[@accesser]

Would the extra security layers in Graphine OS potentially stop this

[@nothcial]

Anyone who managed to flash Graphine OS would not fall for this. But if they do I'm very sorry for their parents.

[@viavip1940]

There are tons TG clients, that are "open-source" like ayugram or 64gram, but not really since some parts of the code are obfuscated and we still dont know how they work or what they do. Word of advice: Dont use ANY of them. Your data WILL be scraped. If not by the devs itself, then by some sort of security issue

[@loxtera]

Не распространяй диз. информацию. Это полностью opensource клиенты, нет никаких «запутанных частей кода» это ты в своей голове придумал.

[@Never_Goon]

@@loxtera при том что оригинальный ТГ такой же опенсорс, этих пендосов так легко запутать...

[@viavip1940]

@@loxtera полностью open-source клиенты, которые... ...хранят инфу на удалённых серверах. Я считаю это сильный опенсорс

[@Setz_the_guy]

>all TG clients including ayugram and 64gram have obfuscated code Did it come to you in a dream? The actual reason why you shouldn't use Telegram is that the server-side code is closed-source

[@Never_Goon]

@Setz_the_guy any server code is closed (how you can proof signal use code what he published?) telegram is good PRIVATE platform, not anon, not 100% confidential, but for public talk good. If you want 1488% confidential anon ultra private chat - use session, any another doesn't good for that

[@josedorsaith5261]

Request_install_packages is normal for any appstore. Even some browsers request that permission

[@גוגל.קום]

browsers? LOL

[@Picture_Pig]

another reason why i dont like security by obscurity

[@redlionstudio2750]

3:40 well it would still need confirmation from the user for every app, it can't do that silently without adb or root AFAIK and as for security apps like antiviruses that were installed manually, who even does that bruh, they are useless on mobile phones, there are also antiviruses usually built in phones UI, shells, whatever they are called (OneUI, MIUI, etc), and in play store itself.

[@BountyHunter0530]

It keeps appearing in my snaptube ads like hell

[@saklaineanim]

me who literally downloaded a full custom-OS from telegram. yeah, this is fine. 🔥

[@MikaelaExtra]

I legit need a solution to prevent parents from accidently installing stuff

[@deltamico]

Had this in bg and only realized by the end this isnt Eric

[@justabreeze1234]

Hey man, just noticed a KZbinr named Prestigious21 re uploaded this without credit or anything.

[@Wren1]

Glad I never bought into the whole Telegram and Signal BS. Aside from not being peer to peer, something about them wanting permissions for _everything_ put me off years ago. Tox all the way.

[@elijahjflowers]

android really is the wild west

[@dlradlt1]

Just wait until it's adapted for elsewhere.

[@anthonywalker6268]

No thank you, I got signal.

[@user-kt0jl90sfwj8cb]

Man, pronouncing "ru" as "ar you" is epic.

[@NvidiaRTX5080]

He is saying the letters "R" and "U" 🤦

[@usernamehhhs4540]

7:21 damn that scared me

[@fietae]

Do you mean he?

[@usernamehhhs4540]

@@fietae Yeah, I was like wow there!

[@Mark_1991_1]

You so racist.

[@4x13x17]

this made me chuckle

[@-kekmacska-48]

2:54 dexguard can also be used to not let users to remove tracking libraries from apps. I do that too

[@phpeteur]

thanks to you, evil + smart I love it.

[@mechan1sm_]

9:54 Why did you say "granny" in Russian while other words were in English

[@FrancisFrom254]

For the funssies

[@NexGen-3D]

How does GrapheneOS fair up against dodgy software like this?

[@sweetmelon3365]

Try it

[@PompaTG]

If you use it then you should already know better than to install dodgy apps...just looking at the requested permissions by a lot of regular apps make me say "hell no!" and live happily without them.

[@NexGen-3D]

​@@PompaTG Yes I know, I was just curious how a more secure OS will be against these sorts of attacks, I do use it, and I'm always restrictive in allow any kind of permission on Android, all apps IMO over ask what they really need.

[@slightlyaboveaveragebutaverage]

Haven't watched this dude in a minute. I see he's still dropshiping lmao

[@omegapointnetworx]

these same permissions are in plenty of other apps here, in the usa, i wouldnt even consider myself a noob yet, i only have the google cyber security cert, and a few blockchain certs, and ive been able to catch bad rabbit spyware, and spynote.. i try to network with people and learn, ask questions, but literally noone ever answers or tries to help assist.... it tickles me when i hear someone mention reaching out and networking with people in the "cyber security community". lol. what cyber security community?

[@fdsgdfsgs]

gatekeeping

[@Veltrosstho]

Bruh, cybersec is all over, did you even look?

[@cando696]

dude nothing is easy you're just lazy to push hard

[@omegapointnetworx]

@ i didnt say it was easy my guy, all im saying is ive spent a fair amount of time trying to reach out, maybe to the wrong people in the wrong places, and of course that would be my bad..... lazy? right.... of course.... you might be right..........at the very least, im here, and doing what i can to constantly stay learning, right homie? ....respectfully,

[@Jazm-nj2de]

I mean it does have the word scam in it's name

[@yehoslavrudenco4549]

This video, and the later few, are youtube only

[@8lives873]

Security is what makes the iPhone rule over android. This would never happen lol

[@Richard-ed7tf]

do you guys know what to do if someone been hacked this way ?

[@ducksser]

Жесть мы лохи

[@peoplelikefrank]

Ru, for sure it’s scam, propaganda, criminal etc.

[@SernoxSergal]

I don't even save my passwords on my phone lol

[@iparadoxg]

why did you stop uploading on Odysee

[@ТІР]

what a great name.

[@hene193]

Makes me wish there were non US or Russian chat app which worked on multiple devices. (And people would use...)

[@גוגל.קום]

Windows Live Messenger

[@mmyes8076]

Every government wants to spy on you. That's not only about US or Russia.

[@pedikun]

will this effect Minecraft free download

[@ForagingOnward]

*laughs in GrapheneOS

[@madbanana22]

how is it supposed to help you

[@turningboss7317]

thank you

[@nahrafe]

Bruh using github for phishing is wild

[@SonOfRamenEgg]

Microsoft Recall but for android!

[@Windows__2000]

How is this considered mallware, it's the same data harvesting a lot of corporations do already...

[@cantsleep463]

You're talking like that isn't malware as well.

[@user-den1251]

How does it get all the permissions?

[@lolen1000]

Stupid users just allowing them all without reading

[@hnasheralneam]

I don't keep anything important on my phone

[@Johnnyvtg]

If you're being ironic, it's not being conveyed very clearly. Most people would assume that you're serious.

[@perpetualcollapse]

*Give me your SSN*

[@VioletRM]

yes johnny, they ironically dont keep anything on their phone

[@Johnnyvtg]

So are they like talking about a landline or do they just not consider their personal information important? No contacts, no bank account, no 2fa? That begs the question of why they even own a phone in the first place.

[@kaydog890]

@Johnnyvtg I went back to a "dumb" phone for months. I only went back because I needed Maps for my job. Well, I needed GPS and having a Garmin mounted in my car would just ask for it to get broken into. If anyone hacked my current phone, the most they'd get is some contacts and the saved passwords for sites idc about. No 2fa. No emails. No banking. You clearly have a Google account so you mustnt care about your data, either. Every big corp is tracking us, your government and foreign ones also. Who cares if you've got nothing to hide. Thankfully I'm running CommonSense 2025 so won't get hacked; it's the best antivirus around.

[@AllenFreeman1]

I haven’t heard of telegram premium but I hate discord and Snapchat and WhatsApp and telegram use signal

[@pyry1948]

It's in the name

[@Dayuzx]

do more qubes for us

[@Crusaderon]

Topp!

[@datrrico]

Great video

[@barrettkepler7618]

Do NOT install Yandex apps on your phone

[@olseman9148]

About permissions: Russians are split on those who hate any extra permission for a new app and who turn on everything on just to make an app working.... Second ones are the most and that's a huge problem. The just don't care/are too much trustful/stupid etc. I'm not. We have Telegram clones with a lot of extra functions but those clones don't look like Telegram at all. And they're still risky in use so they're not popular. We have Telegram channels with cracked apps, mostly with cutted ads. Russians don't ask how much to pay for an app, they ask how to get it. And where. 50 years ago russians used to listen BBC on shortwave radio, make tape copies of Beatles albums and a lot of local underground musicians, make typewriter copies of translated foreign literature. Now we exchange VPN apps, read news from "foreign agencies". We had an app for watching movies online from torrents long before Netflix. Getting information here looks like it's Cuba...

[@lisahaik]

I don't think that people who "turn on everything on just to make an app working" being the majority is something unique to Russia

[@LNothing-sama]

Can you do a video about Teleguard? I want to see if that's also a scam

[@retro_black421]

So you made it

[@Visitor______________________v]

Not the babushka 😢

[@Enjoymentboy]

I'll just be the one to say it: anyone who installs ANY social media app on their smartphone is a fool and I have zero sympathy for you. With how embedded our phones are into our lives now it is the height of stupidity to willingly give big tech companies so many open doors into your life. Anyone remember "FB is listening to us"? But people are more than happy to just hand over their freedom for a little bit of convenience, and often just the PERECEPTION of convenience. And it's all convenient until something goes wrong and it isn't convenient.

[@giridharpavan1592]

safer than real telegram i say

[@Mark_1991_1]

Good good

[@iamwitchergeraltofrivia9670]

Ok more malware

[@iOSHelper.]

i just downloaded it

[@RebellionBloodshed]

Ah yes Climate Change

[@glider_studio]

Наши слоны

[@pajeetsingh]

Sar we are good programmers.

[@joopie46614]

meh, this is just like any other android malware, not sure why this one specifically was worth making a video over but as far as android malware goes, this is about smack average or even below average

[@bestintentions6089]

Its all so tiresome

[@Xi_Jinping_is_Pooh]

Russia and malware. Hmmmm.....

[@jimmerm3675]

Thank god I have an iPhone then haha

[@JorgetePanete]

Whatsapp 2

[@Na_Odysee_i_Rumble-BEZ-CENZURY]

👉 No more videos on Odysse?

[@betepolitique4810]

Aren't you outing the CIA?

[@marcux83]

sure give all your permissions to a messaging app... boomers

[@CarpTi]

Unbased video. It sounds like the creator is somewhat sympathetic to the russies.

[@Elytrii]

cus somehow every single birthed human in russia is evil?

[@OrthoBro28]

0 views in 5 seconds bro fell off

[@jackt-z2m]

Cringe username.

[@OrthoBro28]

@@jackt-z2m You post Luke Smith vids. Your internet daddy is part of our church. Behave.

[@jackt-z2m]

@@OrthoBro28 I concede to this argument. It completely validates Eastern "Orthodoxy". Luke Smith is Orthodox so... IT MUST BE TRUE MKAY?

[@OrthoBro28]

@@jackt-z2m You're also Catholic xaxaxaxa. Shouldn't you be following your leader and praying with the Muslims in a mosque? He did say you both believe in the same God after all. 😂

[@OrthoBro28]

@@jackt-z2m What's cringe is your leader saying you believe in the same God as the Muslims and praying with them in a mosque, and you still being part of his church after. Now THAT'S cringe lol.

[@Remigrator]

Very bad

[@Mark_1991_1]

Very good, wonderful.

[@josephjohnchombo5127]

Watching this on an iPhone

[@Gautam8271raj]

a while back, i hit a point where i felt like everything was out of my control. i kept wondering why other people seemed to get what they wanted while i was stuck in the same place. then i came across this book called Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane. i wasn’t expecting much, but the way it explains the connection between your energy and the life you create? it blew my mind. it’s not just a book, it’s like a blueprint for turning your life around.

[@Azaelris]

i got worried for a second and then i remembered i have an iphone

[@ВладиславВладислав-т1ж]

You know telegram is still in google play? Americans are THAT clueless about how we use internet

[@surewhynot6259]

this is mainly compromising Russians, but keep coping

[@ВладиславВладислав-т1ж]

@surewhynot6259 tf do you mean coping? Telegram is still in google play and even grandmas know about it. STFU

[@THEGOOD360]

Dang... no more Russian premium free apps for me smh

[@Fxckkitt]

Telegram doesn’t have a password, you login directly through an otp sent to your number.

[@JhonDoe-t1s]

You can set up two-factor authentication or a code separately. So technically there is a password

[@AndroidScam]

Слава Украине! Так много шума из за моей программы 😂😂😂 Данная программа используется только для России!

[@lisahaik]

who turned on the light in the pigsty

[@AnupPradhan-bs8eg]

so there was this period in my life when i kept attracting the wrong people, wrong opportunities, everything just felt…off. i couldn’t figure out why it kept happening. then one day, a friend mentioned a book called Vibrations of Manifestation by Alex Lane, saying it helped them see the patterns they didn’t even realize they had. i decided to give it a read, and wow, it opened my eyes to how much my own energy was shaping my life. seriously, this book is something else.

[@OrthoBro28]

First

[@ANKUR--xoxo]

Nuh uh nikka

[@OrthoBro28]

@@ANKUR--xoxo Sort by new and see for yourself womp womp

[@The_loathsome_Dung_Eater1]

I was in fact The First Roll credits!

[@OrthoBro28]

@@The_loathsome_Dung_Eater1 Nah. That was Jesus. The first and the last.

[@ANKUR--xoxo]

@@OrthoBro28 idc , oil up now