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A lot of WhatsApp's features are enforced client-side, which means on Web they just break with DevTools. I've done some research into this (haven't published i
by RandomDistort 2y ago
A lot of WhatsApp's features are enforced client-side, which means on Web they just break with DevTools.
I've done some research into this (haven't published it) but also can't get Facebook's bug bounty report tool to work (whenever I create a facebook account it gets autobanned) so I haven't been able to report them either. I wonder if stuff like this would be eligible, I don't see why it wouldn't.
- loncat4215 2y ago> A lot of WhatsApp's features are enforced client-side, which means on Web they just break with DevTools. This is true. IIRC, there is also a "bug", I think it's unfixable due to WhatsApp's nature at the time, where you can send a message with a tampered quoted reply. It's also done in the DevTools by modifying the quoted message ID to something that doesn't exist. > I wonder if stuff like this would be eligible, I don't see why it wouldn't. I just reported it, let's see if it's eligible
- RandomDistort 2y agoOk, can you let me know if they say it's valid, as if it is considered valid I'll try again with investigating and reporting some issues I found.