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lemmy.world

Lol. This is from the app builder’s website:

Have an idea for a social media platform? We can build that!

Don't pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to foreigners for shotty code. Use the best, and the most proven builders anywhere today. Our platform builds include Wimkin (9.2M users), Reelster (TikTok Alternative), #WalkAway Social, Friendser, Truthleak, and more!

Definitely shotty.

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irelephant [he/him]reply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

Did you see the new post? Its wimkin. Its literally on reelster. Its on truthleak with ads. Dude, it's on #walkaway social. Its on friendster. You can find it on friendster . Log onto friendster right now. Friendster has it for you.

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lemmy.world

*cough* uh that's actually "FRIENDSER"

So . . not . not that one but We THOUGHT OF IT FIRST

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Serinusreply
lemmy.world

Huh, the shoddy conservative platform also jumped on the "#WalkAway" propaganda? Weird. Who would have expected that?

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Ganbat
lemmy.dbzer0.com

Not releasing the data or maliciously deleting every account on the site is a good practice.

This is a doxxing site designed to target political enemies. It didn't need good practices.

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lemmy.world

Cancel the Hate was founded by conservative activist Jason Sheppard, who is best known for selling fentanyl testing kits with comedian Roseanne Barr, vaccine skeptic Dr. Robert Malone and right-wing journalist Lara Logan. The website says all reports must “include verifiable information about the submitter.” 

Cancel the Hate says users who submit data on others will not have their own personal details made public. However, a social media-style app launched alongside the website appears to have been exposing just that.

. . . A message sent by SAN to the company that built Cancel the Hate’s website and app, DreamTeam Development, LLC, went unanswered.\

SAN reached out to a user listed in the leaked data and confirmed that they had in fact downloaded the app. The user, who asked to remain anonymous over fears of retribution, expressed concerns that Cancel the Hate might be a “scam” after receiving an influx of donation requests to their email.

Mmmmmm grifty.

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mander.xyz

who asked to remain anonymous for fear of retribution

LMAO

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garbagebagelreply
lemmy.world

I'm curious about those fentanyl tests. "Created" by someone with "a medical background" ?? comedians and other various famous randos. I mean, if they're legit then cool I guess? Does anyone know more?

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merdaverse
lemmy.zip

SAN reached out to a user listed in the leaked data and confirmed that they had in fact downloaded the app. The user, who asked to remain anonymous over fears of retribution, expressed concerns that Cancel the Hate might be a “scam” after receiving an influx of donation requests to their email.

Sounds like they got conned. I hope some noble soul releases the data to doxx these morons.

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awful.systems

once is happenstance, twice is coincidence, three times is enemy action. were all these apps vibecoded?

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lemmy.world

I guarantee it had at least 25% of AI generated code. These shitty right wing grifts are all the same. They're just executing the perfect Russian influence campaigns to further split the country apart, and Putin couldn't be happier.

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lemmy.zip

Unlikely. But even if they were, these apps basically have off the shelf software packages.

The problem is when you make a service that needs a lot of thought for OPSEC and configuration and paint the biggest target imaginable on it.

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EtherWhack
lemmy.world

Now there's an idea...

Have a dozen+ of these apps on the app stores, except only the reporter gets doxed (maybe given to the reported, if possible) and the reported's info just gets sent to /null.

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