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• Proxy MTProto@proxymtproto · Publishes working MTProto proxy configurations for connecting to Telegram in regions with restrictions, listing server addresses, ports and secret keys for quick setup. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 11.9M, well above the category median of 17.9K. The channel put out 100 posts over 30 days, more frequent than the category median of 27. At the same time, ER sits at 5.5%, below the category median of 18.6%. Over the past month the channel posted configurations for multiple servers and ports, ranging from 443 to 8443, with separate connection sets tied to specific addresses such as fast-cdn.cc and kimt.click. Over the 26-day observation window subscribers dropped by 7.7K, while average views rose by 223.9K. The format stays purely technical: lines of ready-to-use connection parameters without commentary or discussion.11,913,552 subssubs29F
• Pavel Durov@durov · Personal channel of Telegram's founder covering platform development, coding competitions and his own take on the tech industry. As of 13 September: 10.8M subscribers — well above the category median, engagement at 25.6% versus 18.6% for the category, though posts appear less often than among category peers. Over the past month the author wrote about Telegram becoming a sponsor of Codeforces and its international programming contests, about the rollout of Gram Wallet to users, and about an application for the .gram domain zone that could give a billion users personal domains like durov.gram. He also covered results from the International Olympiad in Informatics in Tashkent and cash prizes awarded to winners of an artificial intelligence olympiad in Astana. The tone is personal and first-person, focused on technology, developers and the future of the internet.10,556,855 subssubsno score
• Telegram Usernames@username · About trading and reselling rare Telegram usernames — short, meaningful, or simply easy to remember. Such handles work as a kind of digital business card and can become part of a personal brand or a company's identity. As of 12 September: subscribers stand at 1.3 million, well above the Technology category median of 17,888. The channel posted nothing in the last 30 days, compared with a category median of 28, meaning it publishes far less often than most channels nearby. Over 25 days of observation, subscribers still grew by 5,119, suggesting the audience keeps paying attention even without fresh posts. The channel speaks to people who treat usernames as a kind of asset and want to keep track of what moves that market.1,324,916 subssubsno score
• Павел Дуров@durov_russia · Personal channel of an entrepreneur discussing internet blockages, digital sovereignty, and how Telegram works. The author writes about attempts to build a national smartphone operating system, compares mobile app blocking policies with China's experience with WeChat, and covers the launch of Cocoon, a decentralized network for AI computing. Recent topics include a deputy's musical appeal to Russia's internet regulator, original music tracks released under the pseudonym Durikovich, and congratulations to Saint Petersburg State University students for winning the ICPC programming championship. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 986.2K, well above the category median of 17.9K. ER runs at 62.9% against a category median of 18.6%, notably higher. Only 1 post went out over 30 days, far less frequent than most channels in the category.980,308 subssubsno score
• AntiCloudMod Team 🌤@ttmodan · Modified apps, bypassing blocks, and lists of VPN-free services make up the focus here, aimed at people looking for hacked games and ways around restrictions. As of 14 September: subscribers stand at 697.8K, well above the category median. With 91 posts over 30 days, output is markedly higher than the category median. ER sits at 18.6%, roughly in line with the category median. Over the past month, posts included hacked versions of games such as BrawlStars, Clash Royale, and Minecraft, links to VPN-free services and bypassing whitelists, plus offers from outside platforms promising deposit bonuses. Other posts featured lighter, game-related content mixed in among the rest.703,394 subssubs34F
• AW@artem_wolff · Personal channel with everyday observations, arguments about work and city life, mixed with stories from debt-collection practice and court cases. As of 12 September: subscribers stand at 300 thousand, well above the category median, median post views reach 75 thousand, and ER sits at 24.9 percent, above the category median. Posts come out far less often than among category peers. Recent topics include the start of the school year and memories of school, the closing of an old shop, and a court ruling against a store manager in Biryulyovo fined over a New Year video. The author writes in a personal tone, alternating everyday stories with accounts of his work.301,594 subssubsno score
• 🧦Носок VPN - Канал@nosokvpn · Personal VPN service that keeps subscribers updated on technical news: outages at connection nodes, server recovery, and the launch of its own website with an account dashboard and subscription management. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 245.3K, well above the category median of 17.9K. ER sits at 51.9%, above the category median of 18.6%, while posts over 30 days number just 1, rarer than most channels in the category. Recent posts covered compensation issued after a DDoS attack, a UX/UI design contest for reworking the website interface, and a fundraiser for a charity foundation helping animals. The channel is run by the service's own team rather than an outside author, so posts read as direct updates from developers and support staff.250,308 subssubsno score
• Хабр@habr_com · Covering technology, science and engineering stories — from Russian neurochips built for railway monitoring to restoring computers from the mid-twentieth century. As of 30 September: the channel has 132.8K subscribers, well above the category median of 16.1K, while ER sits at 12.2% against a category median of 17.4%. Recent material includes a breakdown of replacing Jetson Nano with a domestic chip in a Russian railway project, a Cambridge study that recounted 124 million neural connections in a fly's brain, and the story of a Sberbank backend developer who built a bot for splitting shared expenses among friends. There's also coverage of old hardware: the 1997 Cyrix MediaGX APU and a restored PDP-11 from the mid-1980s now connected to the internet. Over the 28-day observation window, subscribers grew by 688 and average views rose by 392.132,796 subssubs49D
• Злой Крастер@angrycrust · Technology and robotics through the eyes of an author who builds the gadgets himself and explains them in plain language, mixed with personal reflections on life, apocalypse gear, and teenagers. As of 14 September: 124K subscribers, well above the category median of 17.7K, with engagement at 28.3 percent, higher than the category median of 17.8 percent. Over the past month the author covered his participation in Robozona, where prizes reached 2.5 million rubles, tested survival devices like self-rescuers and saltwater lamps, prepared to host a lecture on robots at a hackathon, and wrote a piece on neural networks for Vokrug Sveta magazine. The tone is direct and sometimes blunt, with candid reflections on his own work and its purpose. The channel posts more often than the typical account in its category.123,842 subssubs50C
• Разработчик БПЛА@uavdev · About unmanned aerial vehicles, their combat use and electronic warfare — from comparing the effectiveness of interceptor drones to detecting Starlink uplink signals. The author covers specific strikes by kamikaze jet drones, discusses the design of cheap foam-based drones, and shares observations on the evolution of drone warfare. As of 12 September: subscribers stand at 120 thousand, well above the category median, posts come out more often — 89 over 30 days versus a category median of 25 — while engagement sits at the category median, 19.8% against 19.1%. Over the past month the channel covered strikes on fuel storage facilities near Hostomel, testing of a Starlink signal detector, and the features of123,633 subssubs46D
• Киллер-фича@killerfeat · Covering technology and digital life in plain language: smartphones, robots, neural networks, and how gadgets are reshaping everyday routines. As of 17 September: the channel has 108.7K subscribers, well above the category median, while engagement sits at 4.0 percent, below the category median of 15.4 percent. Posting volume is high, 148 posts in 30 days, far more often than others in the category. Recent topics include falling iPhone 16 prices in Russia, a Neuralink brain implant that let a mute man speak again, and the story of a virtual woman from St. Petersburg who racked up millions of views despite never actually existing. There are also notes on everyday life in tech jobs and quirky corporate stories, like a company that built itself a fully virtual office.108,353 subssubs33F
• Дизраптор@disruptors_official · About technology and business for those following AI transformation inside companies and the startup world. The author explains how to speed up contract review without a dedicated legal team, breaks down why some companies deploy AI agents productively while others burn money on subscriptions and stalled pilots, and covers the story behind Miro's sale to Bending Spoons at nearly half its 2022 valuation. As of 16 September: subscribers stand at 73K, well above the category median. Posts over the last 30 days reached 75, more frequent than the category median. Engagement rate holds at 18.5%, above the category median of 16.1%. Median post views come in at 13.5K.72,817 subssubs51C
• Фанис Садыков@sadykov_fanis · Personal channel of an entrepreneur behind a Russian Telegram-alternative app, focused on work, searching for a new direction, and family history. The author writes about tracing his genealogy since 2013, studying metric books in Tatar, talking to relatives, and reflecting on shutting down his project, alongside bringing his son on holiday to his grandparents' village. As of 10 September: subscribers stand at 65 thousand, above the category median, while the engagement rate of 35.1% is also higher than the category median. Only 2 posts came out over 30 days, less frequent than the category median. The author posts a few times a month, mixing personal reflections on future plans with stories about family and roots.63,176 subssubsno score
• Selectel@selectel · Covers cloud infrastructure, GPU servers and generative AI models from the Selectel team. Explains shifts in data center operations and inference costs, walks through tools for picking hardware, and shares free Selectel Academy courses and event announcements.63,150 subssubs33F
• ZOV Карты@zovmaps · Updates and releases for ZOV Maps — a military navigation and terrain-coding application, along with its companion module T-Box. Posts break down each version in detail: interface changes, new tasks for coding lines and areas, loading of HGT elevation matrices, layer manager sorting, and build checksums. There are also messages addressed to servicemen, including greetings to Russian officers and airborne troops. As of 17 September: subscribers stand at 50.3K, well above the category median of 16.6K, while ER of 47.6% is well above the category median of 15.4%. Posts over 30 days number 10, less frequent than the category median of 36. Subscribers grew by 450 over the observation window. Release notes go into detail down to file checksums and layer manager interface tweaks.50,684 subssubs73B
• Наша колея 1520@nashakoleya · Rail infrastructure and construction projects from the Natsproektstroy holding and Russian Railways: bridges, stations, tram networks and high-speed lines. As of 30 September: the channel has 48.7K subscribers, well above the category median of 16.1K, while engagement sits at 14.8%, below the category median of 17.4%. Over the past month it covered the installation of a panel depicting the Grand Tsaritsyno Palace in the underground hall of Tsaritsyno MCD-2 station, the unveiling of the Middle of BAM stele near Lopcha station, and the start of ballastless track testing on the Sablino-Tosno test section, visited by Russian Railways chief Oleg Belozyorov. It also reported on the launch of a rail slab plant in Veliky Novgorod and a 6.5 billion ruble bond placement by Natsproektstroy Capital. The channel tracks major Russian railway construction with technical detail and named participants throughout.49,484 subssubs41D
• GLUSHILKI@blocksignal · Covers digital security, surveillance and hardware vulnerabilities for those following wiretapping, hacking and data protection. As of 16 September: the channel has 39.2K subscribers, well above the category median of 17.7K, and its engagement rate of 19.1% also beats the category median of 16.1%. It posts more often than a typical channel in the category — 100 posts in 30 days versus a median of 35. Recent topics include a Telegram Desktop vulnerability that let attackers inject JavaScript into exported chat HTML files, and a podcast with Alexey Rodin, who spent 22 years catching pedophiles and serial killers and shared insights from his work. Alongside these are short notes on surveillance gear, including a breakdown of the nr900ems non-linear junction detector. The tone is direct, sometimes wry, with no sugarcoating.39,276 subssubs57C
• КиберПул@cyberpoolofsharks · About cybersecurity and online fraud: covers scam schemes, attacks on services, and ways to protect personal data. Recent topics include a hacker attack on the Tez Tour travel agency website, a data leak affecting Revolut clients after a fake request posed as a government agency, and a data theft from Trezor crypto wallet owners caused by a breach of a third-party mail service. There were also pieces on scammers targeting children through games and messaging apps, the shutdown of a scam center in Cambodia, and advice on passwords and two-factor authentication. As of 16 September: subscribers stand at 37K, above the category median. Posts over 30 days reached 71, more than the category median. ER sits at 36.2%, well above the category median of 16.1%.37,964 subssubs54C
• Библиотека разведчика | Osint | Книги | Курсы@books_osint · Focuses on OSINT — open-source intelligence: books, courses and materials for those who search for information online. Covers data-gathering methods and curated literature picks for studying the subject on your own.25,809 subssubsno score
• Седьмая печать@sevseal · About digitalization, tech regulation and its effect on society and power: news on artificial intelligence, government initiatives and surveillance framed through civil rights in the digital sphere. As of 13 September: subscribers stand at 23.7K, above the category median, ER sits on par with the category median at 17.0%, and with 72 posts over 30 days the channel clearly outpaces peers, whose median is 26. Over the past month the authors covered a proposal to make Alisa mandatory preinstalled software on smartphones along with expanded background rights for the AI assistant, the rollout of 5G in 16 Russian cities and readers' reaction to it, and a robot rally held outside Poland's digital ministry building in Warsaw. The tone throughout is a wry take on tech policy and its contradictions.23,694 subssubs52C