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By logging with fb, your app will have at least my user id and email. Any data breach on your side and all the "anonymous" posts are not so anonymous anymore.
by slig 14y ago
By logging with fb, your app will have at least my user id and email. Any data breach on your side and all the "anonymous" posts are not so anonymous anymore.
- olenhad 14y agoWe can assure you from our side, that the way the app is structured, no part aside from login, uses facebook's user ids. We've tried to be very strict about that.
- synor 14y agoHow do you filter my "own" posts without correlating my Facebook id with a post-author id?
- olenhad 14y agoAll user associated data uses our own user ids, not facebook's ids. That includes post author ids.
- synor 14y agoYour system seems to be able to correlate the FB id and user id on login to filter my own posts and aggregate my friends postings. Am I wrong to assume that this ability might enable de-anonymization of postings after a server compromise?
- darora 14y agoNo, you're correct in that assumption. In case of a complete server breach, that would indeed allow for de-anonymization of posts.