Don't messages sent by you come back in a list together with any received ones?
Oh wow, you're right! Somehow I totally missed that. Even Thunder displays sent messages.
So you're right. You could get all incoming messages from a specific user by passing creator_id but you just couldn't get all the message you sent to a specific person without getting everything and filtering them.
Thank you so much for sharing this!!
It can be encrypted...
I don't understand what this is, can you explain? Apologies if it's obvious.
Looks good in Thunder!
I ended up just disabling that notifications channel cuz I don't care that much it it fails in the background.
I'm mentally toying with the idea of videos
If they're anything like this post I'd watch in a heartbeat!
Yep (and I had the same reaction).
From their privacy policy.
Data you provide to us. When you use Plaid’s products or services, like when you connect your financial accounts (like your bank accounts) to a developer’s app through Plaid, we may collect the following data from you:
- identifiers like name, email address, and phone number;
- login data when required by the provider of your account, like your username and password, account and routing number, or a security token.
- when needed, data to help verify your identity and/or connect your accounts, including your Social Security number, date of birth, security questions and answers, documentary ID and one-time password (OTP).
https://plaid.com/legal/#consumers
Additional reading: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/198005/is-plaid-a-service-which-collects-user-s-banking-login-information-safe-to-use
EDIT: And a lawsuit: https://www.ctvnews.ca/mobile/business/td-bank-files-lawsuit-against-plaid-accusing-it-of-trying-to-dupe-consumers-1.5145326
It needs to he implemented on the server first! It's in the database, but there's no API call that will return it.
Ooh is there more info about this?
EDIT: Looks like this is it.
https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-christmas-eve-moving-x-servers-cut-costs-biography-2023-9
Don't forget Thunder!
Admittedly one of the benefits of Reddit was the extensive modding community that kept on top of things like this. In some news communities they would remove duplicate stories, even from different sources, for exactly the reasons you mentioned. Of course they could be overzealous too. :)