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You're presuming right now that the detection is accurate and that, if it is, third-party Twitter clients would be susceptible to the same vectors. You have an
by kylemaxwell 14y ago
You're presuming right now that the detection is accurate and that, if it is, third-party Twitter clients would be susceptible to the same vectors.
You have an exposure risk every time you use the Web; managing that risk is part of what we do as users (and, to a greater degree, as professionals).
- magicalist 14y agoif you're ready to manage that risk (based on gut instinct that this is a false positive?), just click through. I don't see the issue there for users. The real issue is false positives from the website's point of view, since the vast majority of users won't click through by design.