Michael Tsai
Twitter and Universal Links: http://mjtsai.com/blog/2015/09/22/twitter-and-universal-links/ … #mjtsaiblog
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@grynspan Yes, but not sure how that helps users of third-party Twitter clients.
Jonathan Grynspan
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@grynspan And most people will have the official Twitter app installed, even if they don't prefer it, so they can verify their identity. - View other replies
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@jonathandavis Via multiple overlapping "details" dictionaries? Any way for the user to pick which app is used in that case? -
@mjtsai Users can remove the app they don’t want to use. -
@jonathandavis I want to use Tweetbot, but I can't remove the official Twitter app because I need it for 2FA. - View other replies
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@mjtsai@jonathandavis Twitter doesn't need 2 allow the 2FA path for 3rd-party clients. They could restrict that one to the official client. -
@grynspan My point was that if you have to uninstall the official client to give another one priority, you can't then use the official one. - Show more
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@mjtsai Consider: I make an app that has nothing to do with Twitter, then claim to open http://twitter.com URLs. Bad user experience! -
@grynspan I thought the com.apple.developer.associated-domains entitlement is to protect from that. -
@mjtsai That tells iOS that the app knows about a domain/feature. The domain then recognizes the app via its JSON file. Both must consent. -
@grynspan Why wouldn't the problem be solved by App Review requiring apps to actually be Twitter clients if they support that domain?
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@grynspan I haven't seen any documentation on overlapping claims for multiple apps: https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/8560 -
@grynspan Seems unlikely that Twitter would do that. And even if they did, not clear to me how that would work.
Bill Lloyd
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