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I’m six months in and they haven’t asked for a phone number yet. I dread the day when they do. This is where proficiency in the Twilio API comes in handy.
by lysergia 4y ago
I’m six months in and they haven’t asked for a phone number yet. I dread the day when they do. This is where proficiency in the Twilio API comes in handy.
- throwaway292939 4y agoDon't you still have to use an actual phone number when you sign up for Twilio?
- demopathos 4y agoIf you trust twilio security policy you can defer the weakness of Twitter policy in favor of the strength of twilio.
- upupandup 4y agowhen I started liking "too many" tweets I got hit with it and my mobile carrier (canada btw) refused to deliver txt msgs from Twitter so I could never get verified.
- RonMarken 4y agoCreated and accessed over Tor or a clearnet connection?
- quickthrower2 4y agoLucky you. I can't create another twitter account as my number is on a network unreachable by their SMS system. Worst of both worlds for me as when that number was on another network they could verify. So leaked number that I cannot even use to verify a second business account :-(.
- herbst 4y agoThat's crazy. I can't remember the last time I wasn't straight up locked within 2 minutes of my first login. Guess Linux users are bad, or whatever makes them trigger each f*ING time.