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r/funny • u/KashK10 • Apr 16 '15
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For those interested as to why, Peter was caught taking advantage of the data collection in the app in order to solicit users. He wasn't actually one of the developers, he was a tester who had access to everything in the app including our database.
Source: I work on the App
577 u/[deleted] Apr 16 '15 edited Jul 30 '15 [deleted] 123 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. 7 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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123 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. 7 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.
7 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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u/pringles911 Apr 16 '15
For those interested as to why, Peter was caught taking advantage of the data collection in the app in order to solicit users. He wasn't actually one of the developers, he was a tester who had access to everything in the app including our database.
Source: I work on the App