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what a world, where you can proudly announce you tricked million of people into sharing their private information without any consequences EDIT: i should belie
by selckin 6y ago
what a world, where you can proudly announce you tricked million of people into sharing their private information without any consequences
EDIT: i should believe where he said he didn't do it, not whee he said he did it
- olalonde 6y ago> As many of you may have suspected, this post is not entirely truthful. I have not released this fitness app onto the Play Store, nor have I collected millions of master tokens. Thanks to this post for inspiration. But yes, these methods do work. I absolutely could release such an app, and so could anyone else (and maybe they have).
- hvidgaard 6y agoYou didn't read the article did you? He explicitly states that he did not do that, but that is is possible.
- robertlagrant 6y agoI like that you don't blame the lie in the headline.
- coldtea 6y agoI wouldn't either, since people aren't expected to enter the discussion based on a cursory reading of just the headline. At least not when they think they discuss the article (of which they only know the headline) -- it's still OK if they jump in to discuss other comments.
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- notRobot 6y agoClearly you haven't actually read the article. They have the proof of concept, but never actually released it to the public as an app.