This is why whenever you build software, you basically should encrypt any and all data and you should be extremely careful when it comes to permission checks. E

This is why whenever you build software, you basically should encrypt any and all data and you should be extremely careful when it comes to permission checks. Especially if you are a company or startup, there's no excuse for not burning through a few thousand dollars more here and there to build more secure software that doesn't result in privacy blow-ups like this. I wonder if GDPR affects Twitter in this case and what % of their revenue can be taken as a penalty for treating users like shit.