That looks like a backdoor to directly query the internal twitter database. Just think of the API as a back door he has somehow gotten access to. The API would define how to get through the back door, as well as what types of commands are needed to get search results. Most are “unpublished API’s” meaning the information is kept secret. However, they are easily auditable by the site owner, so either no one has told them it’s been breached, or they don’t care, if he is indeed “exploiting their API.” Hope that made some sense.
䷈ Annabel 🥝🐦 🏴☠️
@AnnabelKiwiBird
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Dec 6
@Imi_ahmed
..” that was working OK”? 🤔🤨
People
@elonmusk
fired have allowed #cbouzy/ #BotSentinel (under the guise of good) to dox #data from
@Twitter
for YEARS..victimising real people accounts & violating the #Twitter API & Public
@policy
.
#GDPR #FreeSpeech #Bouzy #privacy