> The backstory is kind of funny - not so long ago my friend had a rant about his former boss. He told me a story of how his former boss accidently sent him a nasty message and then immediately deleted it. My friend wanted to confront him but had no proof because the message was gone too quickly.
Great example, justified too. The message was read and had impact. Retracting it removes accountability and proof. Not something you want in a professional setting.
One can achieve the same with Snapchat.
In the end you can hexedit something like this as there is a statement involved "if message received is remove_message_id and is_owner_of_message are true or remove_message_id and is_admin are true its deleted. With something like Java (Android) decompiling yields pretty much something akin to the source. And everything has a native Android 'app' these days.
OTOH perhaps a good thing laymen cannot achieve this. We don't know the exact impact of the pros and cons of the feature.
Great example, justified too. The message was read and had impact. Retracting it removes accountability and proof. Not something you want in a professional setting.
One can achieve the same with Snapchat.
In the end you can hexedit something like this as there is a statement involved "if message received is remove_message_id and is_owner_of_message are true or remove_message_id and is_admin are true its deleted. With something like Java (Android) decompiling yields pretty much something akin to the source. And everything has a native Android 'app' these days.
OTOH perhaps a good thing laymen cannot achieve this. We don't know the exact impact of the pros and cons of the feature.