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Running Discord Antinuke Selfbot on Android (Termux)

This guide will help you set up and run the Discord Antinuke Selfbot on your Android device using Termux. Please note that mobile hosting is not recommended for 24/7 production use due to battery optimization, network limitations, and system instability.

⚠️ Important Notes

  1. Battery & Performance Issues: Running a selfbot on your phone will:

    • Drain your battery faster
    • May cause your phone to heat up
    • Can be killed by Android's battery optimization
    • Requires keeping your phone on and connected to the internet at all times

  2. Recommended Alternative: Consider using a proper VPS or hosting service instead of your phone.

  3. Support: For hosting recommendations and help, join our support server.

📱 Termux Setup Guide

1. Install Termux

  1. Download Termux from F-Droid (recommended)

    • Note: The Google Play version is outdated and may not work properly.

  2. Open Termux and update its packages:

    pkg update && pkg upgrade -y

2. Install Required Packages

Install Node.js, Git, and other required packages:

pkg install nodejs git nano -y

3. Clone the Repository

# Create a directory for the bot
mkdir -p ~/antinuke
cd ~/antinuke

# Clone the repository (or download and extract it)
git clone https://github.com/faiz4sure/discord-antinuke-selfbot.git
cd discord-antinuke-selfbot

4. Install Dependencies

npm install

5. Configure the Selfbot

  1. Edit the config file using a text editor:

    nano config/config.yaml

  2. Update the configuration with your information:

    selfbot:
  token: "YOUR_DISCORD_TOKEN_HERE" # Your account token
  server1_id: "111222333444555666" # First server to protect
  server2_id: "222333444555666777" # Second server to protect (optional)
  owner1_id: "123456789012345678" # Your Discord user ID
  owner2_id: "234567890123456789" # Another owner (optional)
  
whitelisted:
  users: ["123456789012345678", "234567890123456789"] # Trusted admin IDs

  3. Save and exit:

    • Press Ctrl+O to save
    • Press Enter to confirm
    • Press Ctrl+X to exit

6. Running the Selfbot

node index.js

7. Keeping the Selfbot Running in Background

To keep the selfbot running even when Termux is closed:

  1. Install required package:

    pkg install tmux -y

  2. Create a new tmux session:

    tmux new -s antinuke

  3. Start the selfbot:

    node index.js

  4. Detach from the tmux session (keep it running in background):

    • Press Ctrl+B, then D

  5. To reattach to the session later:

    tmux attach -t antinuke

🔋 Preventing Android from Killing the App

  1. Disable battery optimization for Termux:

    • Go to Settings > Apps > Termux
    • Battery > Battery Optimization > Disable

  2. Some additional steps (varies by phone model):

    • Lock Termux in recent apps
    • Add Termux to protected apps list in battery settings
    • Disable "Optimize battery usage" for Termux

📊 Managing Resources

Android phones have limited resources. To check resource usage:

  1. Check memory usage:

    free -m

  2. Check CPU usage:

    top

  3. If the selfbot is using too many resources:

    • Reduce the number of servers you're protecting
    • Increase threshold values to reduce processing
    • Consider moving to a proper hosting solution

⚠️ Disclaimer for Mobile Hosting

Mobile hosting is generally not recommended for several reasons:

  1. Unreliable Connection: Mobile networks can be unstable
  2. Battery Constraints: Phones optimize battery by killing background processes
  3. Hardware Limitations: Phones are not designed for 24/7 server operations
  4. Temperature Issues: Continuous operation can cause overheating
  5. Security Concerns: Running sensitive applications on personal devices

🚀 Moving to Proper Hosting

For the best experience, we strongly recommend moving to a proper hosting service:

  1. VPS Options:

    • DigitalOcean ($5/month droplet is sufficient)
    • Linode
    • AWS Lightsail
    • OVH
    • Oracle Cloud (has free tier)

  2. Affordable Hosting:

    • Hostinger
    • Panel based hostings
    • For free one's, discuss at support server

For help with selecting and setting up hosting, please join our support server.