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No, I can't log in. All I get is that screen over and over again. So it must have already authenticated you, because it knows to show you that screen. It seem
by dec0dedab0de 5y ago
No, I can't log in. All I get is that screen over and over again.
So it must have already authenticated you, because it knows to show you that screen.
It seems extremely odd that they would give you the option to delete the tweet, without actually giving you the ability. And if deleting the tweet was really enough, they could have simply deleted it for you and sent you a message that they did.
It's probably an exploit of some sort, hopefully someone at twitter will chime in here eventually.
edit: Wait, why not cancel your appeal, and try deleting the tweet on your own? Is it because you want twitter support to read that you never posted it to begin with?
- jacquesm 5y ago> Wait, why not cancel your appeal, and try deleting the tweet on your own? Because that might remove any forensic data that might allow me to figure out how this was done.
- dec0dedab0de 5y agoThat makes sense, I wouldn't rely on twitter saving the relevant data either. It really seems that the real problem is that it's possible to be banned for a single tweet, and so quickly.
- jacquesm 5y agoI really wonder how this was done. And if it can be done this easily how often it happens, it's not like I'm super visible, there are probably millions of accounts on Twitter with more visibility.