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That seems a difficult route given that the user had to explicitly give twitter posting access permission to the app in question...
by __david__ 14y ago
That seems a difficult route given that the user had to explicitly give twitter posting access permission to the app in question...
- pdonis 14y agoHe had to give the app access to his Twitter account. That doesn't mean he explicitly gave it permission to post to his Twitter account on his behalf.
- BHSPitMonkey 14y agoNo, that's exactly what that particular permission is (from a technical standpoint). What's at issue here is that the tweet the software generated wasn't exactly an authorized use of the account.
- pdonis 14y agoWhat's at issue here is that the tweet the software generated wasn't exactly an authorized use of the account. Which means that, regardless of the technical point that "access to the Twitter account" gives the app the ability to post, the user did not give the app permission to post.