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providing facebook username/password doesn't seem like a good idea :)
by compsciphd 12y ago
providing facebook username/password doesn't seem like a good idea :)
- pluc 12y agoYet some people do it without thinking twice. I wonder what's the reason behind asking the user for their credentials instead of using whatever Facebook API available for authentication? Either way, count me out.
- phsource 12y agoCreator here! I'm really sorry about having to do this, but this is the only way to make it work so far, since we can't get Tinder app tokens; after the initial authentication, the server only works as passive proxy for traffic to Tinder. If there's another way, let me know, and I'll gladly implement it.
- compsciphd 12y agolet us run it locally?
- phsource 12y agoThis doesn't work with a web application, as we need to request a token directly from the FB API which would check for the URL to match the approved URLs for Tinder.
- KaoruAoiShiho 12y agohttp://tinderplusplus.com/ http://tinderplusplus.com/
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- veb 12y agoCan you not have "Facebook login" i.e. you don't see the auth on your end... ? FB handles all the auth.
- CaveTech 12y agoNo you can't. You need tinders privileged token. If you could get that with an arbitrary Facebook login then every app you use would be vulnerable.
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