Uh yeah maybe don't use Twitter Circles ever again. Also every other part of Twitter, but especially this one https://techcrunch.com/2023/04/10/twitter-circle-bug-not-private/
Casey Newton
Uh yeah maybe don't use Twitter Circles ever again. Also every other part of Twitter, but especially this one https://techcrunch.com/2023/04/10/twitter-circle-bug-not-private/ 21 comments
Christopher Brown
@Realworldrj @caseynewton I never thought of Circles as private as much as corralled. Any tweets, such as Circles, are nothing more than a subset of all tweets. Sounds like some new implementations over at Twitter opens the pen…
Will Clark
@caseynewton An Elon Musk product riddled with critical bugs? Who could have seen this coming?!?
Katzentratschen
@caseynewton The link seems to be broken. https://techcrunch.com/2023/04/10/twitter-circle-bug-not-private/
Dana Fried
@amro @caseynewton not y'all's fault. Even if there was a leakage risk, if Elon hadn't gutted the company I'm sure y'all would have found and fixed it by now. (That said I'm like 99% sure Elon's messing with the for you page logic with a skeleton crew of engineers is what caused this.)
Sean C.
@caseynewton having used 3rd party apps for the bulk of my twitter life i missed a lot of this drama plus, if what you are posting is so sensitive you need to narrow it down to Circles, maybe it shouldn’t be posted online
Alan Johnson
@caseynewton It continues to amaze me that so many are clinging to a Twitter, as though it's going to get better. 1) it's not. 2) even if it did, the primary beneficiary would be a reactionary gremlin who is already the wealthiest man in the world.
Mathias
@caseynewton I just assume everything I enter online with any site will one day be made public.
John Panzer
@caseynewton “Unfortunately, it is not possible to ask Twitter for confirmation, since its public relations team was laid off, and now the press email auto-responds with a poop emoji.”
Adam Lasnik
@caseynewton I'm aghast that sane people (especially journalists) are still actively posting/DM'ing on Twitter, particularly given that their DMs could be made public (intentionally or accidentally) at any moment. Contrary to "tech" journalists' handwringing, Mastodon is not that complicated. |
@caseynewton are the Tesla guys that share private videos from peoples cars running this too?