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Still doesn't make much sense. Everyone knows what Snapchat is - how are you grabbing the images?
We communicate with Snapchat's servers and pretend to be their mobile app. This gives us access to everything that you can do through the mobile app. For example, we can send messages, view (and save) messages, create new accounts...
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How do you get the 42k list of users? Looks like a fun idea!
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Not a smart move dudes. My trust in anything you else make = Zero.
I'm I wrong here?
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#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
Still doesn't make much sense. Everyone knows what Snapchat is - how are you grabbing the images?
We communicate with Snapchat's servers and pretend to be their mobile app. This gives us access to everything that you can do through the mobile app. For example, we can send messages, view (and save) messages, create new accounts...
Re: Show HN: Programmatically sent 42k snapchats, created a social contest
#25So basically, you spammed 42k users, and tricked them into sending what they thought were ephemeral pictures but were instead permanently saved and displayed publicly on your website. And now you're bragging about it.
We tell users in our snap that their response will be posted online.
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Woah, woah woah. So by entering my username into snapgraph to "explore my snap chat network" aka see an animation of my top friends, I'm opting into your bullshit spam contest app, and anything else you plan on making? Not a smart move dudes. My trust in anything you else make = Zero. I'm I wrong here?
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Woah, woah woah. So by entering my username into snapgraph to "explore my snap chat network" aka see an animation of my top friends, I'm opting into your bullshit spam contest app, and anything else you plan on making? Not a smart move dudes. My trust in anything you else make = Zero. I'm I wrong here?
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Woah, woah woah. So by entering my username into snapgraph to "explore my snap chat network" aka see an animation of my top friends, I'm opting into your bullshit spam contest app, and anything else you plan on making? Not a smart move dudes. My trust in anything you else make = Zero. I'm I wrong here?
Re: Show HN: Programmatically sent 42k snapchats, created a social contest
#29Earlier quoted context omitted.
Still doesn't make much sense. Everyone knows what Snapchat is - how are you grabbing the images?
We communicate with Snapchat's servers and pretend to be their mobile app. This gives us access to everything that you can do through the mobile app. For example, we can send messages, view (and save) messages, create new accounts...
Re: Show HN: Programmatically sent 42k snapchats, created a social contest
#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
Woah, woah woah. So by entering my username into snapgraph to "explore my snap chat network" aka see an animation of my top friends, I'm opting into your bullshit spam contest app, and anything else you plan on making? Not a smart move dudes. My trust in anything you else make = Zero. I'm I wrong here?
Sorry about that. We had some miscommunication internally. We used publicly available usernames.