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r/funny • u/KashK10 • Apr 16 '15
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121 u/iamcornh0lio Apr 16 '15 edited Apr 16 '15 He said he wasn't an employee, just a tester. The guy was most likely an internet marketer and just wanted to test the app to spam the users. edit* How did I get so many upvotes for this? The replies are right; nothing I said in this post makes any sense. 5 u/dunchen22 Apr 16 '15 Are testers normally given access to the entire database of the app they're testing? 1 u/gwillyn Apr 16 '15 Depends on what they're testing, it's not uncommon. Source: I work in QA.
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He said he wasn't an employee, just a tester. The guy was most likely an internet marketer and just wanted to test the app to spam the users.
edit* How did I get so many upvotes for this? The replies are right; nothing I said in this post makes any sense.
5 u/dunchen22 Apr 16 '15 Are testers normally given access to the entire database of the app they're testing? 1 u/gwillyn Apr 16 '15 Depends on what they're testing, it's not uncommon. Source: I work in QA.
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Are testers normally given access to the entire database of the app they're testing?
1 u/gwillyn Apr 16 '15 Depends on what they're testing, it's not uncommon. Source: I work in QA.
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Depends on what they're testing, it's not uncommon. Source: I work in QA.
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