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The nuances for what a "3rd party entity" vs a "3rd party app" represents in Facebook is really what's at hand here. Anyone who spent time in Facebook developer
by phwd 8y ago
The nuances for what a "3rd party entity" vs a "3rd party app" represents in Facebook is really what's at hand here. Anyone who spent time in Facebook developer platform knows this.
NYT's watered down article for the lowest denominator and maximum clicks (imo) vs Facebook's way too technical explanation for the maximum PR defense. None of this is going to help US/EU/World lawmakers understand the permission scope that was set in Graph API for hardware vendors.
It will take anyone with an HTTP listener Charles, Burp, Cycript whatever your choice... 5 minutes to see where and how the access token was used.
If only we were discussing the data and HTTP requests and not the way reporters and PR play with words to fit their agendas.
- forapurpose 8y ago> None of this is going to help US/EU/World lawmakers understand the permission scope that was set in Graph API for hardware vendors. > It will take anyone with an HTTP listener Charles, Burp, Cycript whatever your choice... 5 minutes to see where and how the access token was used. If you know these things, would you please share with us?
- ainiriand 8y agoYou have to set up any of those apps and use the provided proxy in your browser. Now when you visit some site you can take a look at which site is using the token saved by fb in your last visit. That is the gist of it.