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First rule of networked application security is "Don't trust your inputs." It's relatively easy to deceive an app about it's location; easier if it's running i

by olefoo 12y ago

First rule of networked application security is "Don't trust your inputs." It's relatively easy to deceive an app about it's location; easier if it's running in an emulator environment. And that works just as well for iOS as it does for Android.

lsaferite 12y ago
Yes, I know that. That's why I specifically mentioned location hopping. You can also fake device IDs. To fight that you'd have to do even more. The point being, a simple word filter is not how you fight SPAM, it's how you silence something you don't want discussed.