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>Record and upload a 1-2 minute screen recording of you scrolling through your X/Twitter feed. Is that really the only way to get hold of someones feed? It's n
by Havoc 2y ago
>Record and upload a 1-2 minute screen recording of you scrolling through your X/Twitter feed.
Is that really the only way to get hold of someones feed? It's neat from a tech perspective & very AI...but seems rather cumbersome
- mingus88 2y agoWould you rather give a random 3rd party API access to your social media? Would you trust X to not leak more than just the first few pages of your feed? This way is clumsy but I appreciate that you have absolute control over what you are sharing.
- natdude 2y agoYeah I tried for a long time on this! Initially I attempted APIs - but they're locked down and you can't get access to user's feeds. Secondly, I tried a chrome extension, but these don't work on mobile devices (80% of social media users) so it was redundant (plus very brittle as it depended on specific DOM elements). Also, a lot of content is video/audio, which isn't well captured by static analysis. A video is a bit annoying to take, but yes, it was the only solution I found!