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Since we’ve spent weeks debating whether automation is safe or sorcery, here’s the click-here, think-never edition — now with little privacy notes for anyone worried a bot might steal their soul.
Decide where your genius begins:
Post on X (Twitter)
or
Post on the Official Blog
One post. That’s it. Everything else copies it.
Privacy note: nothing secret here — it’s a public post being shared publicly.
If that’s scary, maybe social media isn’t for you.
Click Here to Visit IFTTT
Log in using Google, Apple, or email. No need to hand over passwords — each site opens its own login (OAuth).
Privacy note: You can see and remove every connection at ifttt.com/settings. It can only do what you allow — usually “post,” not “read DMs.”
Privacy note: It only reads public tweets from that account. No DMs, no secrets, no credit cards.
Alternate:
Privacy note: RSS is read-only and public by design. Literally zero risk.
Now pick where the posts go:
After adding one, click Create Action → Finish → Turn On.
That’s it — you’re now in the future.
Privacy note: Every connection is reversible. Go to Settings → Apps/Websites on any platform and click “Remove.” Boom — gone.
Post something.
Wait 5–10 minutes.
Watch it appear everywhere like you’ve just invented electricity.
Privacy note: the tools only repost public content you already shared — nothing private leaves your account.
Privacy note: Following those three steps means even if one account is compromised, the others can’t be hijacked.
Privacy note: Canva stores only the images you upload, not your passwords or posts.
Because there’s always one.
Privacy note: Filters happen inside each platform — your automation tool doesn’t even touch them.
Go to IFTTT → My Applets → toggle switch off.
Automation stops instantly.
Privacy note: Turning it off cuts the connection completely; no background data, no ghost posting, nothing.
One post → everywhere
You keep full control
All permissions can be removed instantly
2FA keeps accounts secure
No passwords shared, ever
So there it is — a system that’s public, private, automated, and secure all at once.
No shadowy “hackers,” no password-sharing, no “trusted inner circle” drama.
Just clicks, permissions, and basic common sense.
If that still feels unsafe, don’t worry — you can always hand-write each post with a quill pen, tie it to a carrier pigeon, and call it “manual redundancy.”
HOW TO AUTOMATE POSTS FOR EVERY SOCIAL (A.K.A. THE MIRACLE OF CLICKING BUTTONS — NOW WITH PRIVACY!)
Since we’ve spent weeks debating whether automation is safe or sorcery, here’s the click-here, think-never edition — now with little privacy notes for anyone worried a bot might steal their soul.
STEP 1 – CHOOSE YOUR MAIN SOURCE
Decide where your genius begins:
Post on X (Twitter)or
Post on the Official BlogOne post. That’s it. Everything else copies it.
Privacy note: nothing secret here — it’s a public post being shared publicly.If that’s scary, maybe social media isn’t for you.
STEP 2 – ENTER THE FUTURE
Click Here to Visit IFTTTLog in using Google, Apple, or email. No need to hand over passwords — each site opens its own login (OAuth).
Privacy note: You can see and remove every connection at ifttt.com/settings. It can only do what you allow — usually “post,” not “read DMs.” STEP 3 – TELL IT WHAT TO WATCH (“IF THIS”)
- Click + Add under If This.
- Choose Twitter (X) → New tweet by specific user.
- Type: @PIVXCrypto.
- Click Create Trigger.
- Congratulations, the robot is now paying attention.
Privacy note: It only reads public tweets from that account. No DMs, no secrets, no credit cards.Alternate:
- Choose RSS Feed.
- Paste this: https://pivx.org/blog/rss.
- Click Create Trigger.
Privacy note: RSS is read-only and public by design. Literally zero risk. STEP 4 – TELL IT WHERE TO GO (“THEN THAT”)
Now pick where the posts go:
| Platform | Click Here | What It Does | Privacy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Facebook Page | Connect Facebook Pages | Posts tweet/blog to Page | Uses Meta API; can’t read messages |
| Connect Instagram | Shares image + caption | Same Meta login; remove anytime | |
| Telegram | Connect Telegram | Sends message to Channel | Only posts; doesn’t see chats |
| Discord | Connect Discord | Posts in announcements channel | Only posts through OAuth |
| Connect Reddit | Creates subreddit post | Posts under your username only | |
| YouTube | Connect YouTube | Shares new video updates | Reads public data only |
| Connect LinkedIn | Shares on company page | Limited to page posting | |
| TikTok | TikTok Business Suite | Cross-shares videos | You must approve once manually |
After adding one, click Create Action → Finish → Turn On.
That’s it — you’re now in the future.
Privacy note: Every connection is reversible. Go to Settings → Apps/Websites on any platform and click “Remove.” Boom — gone. STEP 5 – TEST IT
Post something.
Wait 5–10 minutes.
Watch it appear everywhere like you’ve just invented electricity.
Privacy note: the tools only repost public content you already shared — nothing private leaves your account. STEP 6 – SECURITY FOR HUMANS
- Click Settings → Security → 2-Factor Authentication on every platform.
- Click Settings → Apps & Websites → Remove anything you don’t recognize.
- Only invite editors via official role buttons — never hand out passwords.
Privacy note: Following those three steps means even if one account is compromised, the others can’t be hijacked. STEP 7 – IMAGE DIMENSIONS
| Platform | Size (px) |
|---|---|
| X | 1600×900 |
| 1200×628 | |
| 1080×1080 | |
| YouTube | 1280×720 |
| TikTok/Reels | 1080×1920 |
| Resize here: Canva Resize. |
Privacy note: Canva stores only the images you upload, not your passwords or posts. STEP 8 – AUTOMATED TROLL FILTERS
Because there’s always one.
- Facebook: Settings → Privacy → Hidden Words → Add bad words.
- X: Privacy → Muted Words → Add.
- Telegram: Add @Combot or @Shieldy bots.
- Discord: Server Settings → AutoMod → Enable.
Privacy note: Filters happen inside each platform — your automation tool doesn’t even touch them. STEP 9 – TURN IT OFF
Go to IFTTT → My Applets → toggle switch off.
Automation stops instantly.
Privacy note: Turning it off cuts the connection completely; no background data, no ghost posting, nothing. STEP 10 – DONE
One post → everywhere You keep full control All permissions can be removed instantly 2FA keeps accounts secure No passwords shared, ever
FINAL THOUGHT
So there it is — a system that’s public, private, automated, and secure all at once.
No shadowy “hackers,” no password-sharing, no “trusted inner circle” drama.
Just clicks, permissions, and basic common sense.
If that still feels unsafe, don’t worry — you can always hand-write each post with a quill pen, tie it to a carrier pigeon, and call it “manual redundancy.”
