Discussion Share Secret Messages with Specific Users I've built a tool that works as follows:1. Sign in with Twitter.2. Type out the intended Twitter usernames (as many as you like) along with your secret messages.3. The tool generates a common link and shares it on Twitter, tagging all the intended users to get notified.4. When the intended users click on the link, it performs a Twitter authentication check to grant access to the messages.5. If someone other than the intended users clicks on the link, it displays a message saying 'you are unauthorized to have access to this message.'Is it Twitter privacy violation?If not suggest me a practical usecase! 1 points vgclass 2 years ago 0 comments
1. Sign in with Twitter.
2. Type out the intended Twitter usernames (as many as you like) along with your secret messages.
3. The tool generates a common link and shares it on Twitter, tagging all the intended users to get notified.
4. When the intended users click on the link, it performs a Twitter authentication check to grant access to the messages.
5. If someone other than the intended users clicks on the link, it displays a message saying 'you are unauthorized to have access to this message.'
Is it Twitter privacy violation?
If not suggest me a practical usecase!