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Yes; Phases posted about an exploit discovered in Tapatalk yesterday..
http://androidforums.com/site-updates-announcements/122121-tapatalk-support-has-been-pulled.html
Something new is going to take its place.
Thanks for the link. I had no idea there was a security issue. Kinda sucks since this forum was the only reason why I purchased Tapatalk Pro from the Market lmfao.
Well, Phases and crew seem to be highly aware of Tapatalk's popularity and it appears they are bound on having the new Phandroid thingy.. <---- high tech terminology.. in place before the Summer is over.
Perhaps the tag line will be, "Sent from My Eris Using Robotalk"
this forum was the only reason why I purchased Tapatalk Pro from the Market lmfao.
very very sad to see it disabled, especially since i have seen on tapatalk.com that the exploit has been fixed. this will severely limit my time on this forum when not at home. grrrr
I think the exploit was just a nice, easy way for the admins to get rid of an app that eliminates some of their ad impressions. I understand that ads are what pay for AF, but I can guarantee you that the majority of tapatalk users ALSO visit the site from their PCs when home. The fact that they haven't re-enabled tapatalk now that the exploit has been patched is just more evidence that it (the exploit) was just a means to an end - getting users to utilize a proprietary app from which they can display more ads and generate more revenue.
I think the exploit was just a nice, easy way for the admins to get rid of an app that eliminates some of their ad impressions. I understand that ads are what pay for AF, but I can guarantee you that the majority of tapatalk users ALSO visit the site from their PCs when home. The fact that they haven't re-enabled tapatalk now that the exploit has been patched is just more evidence that it (the exploit) was just a means to an end - getting users to utilize a proprietary app from which they can display more ads and generate more revenue.
I think the exploit was just a nice, easy way for the admins to get rid of an app that eliminates some of their ad impressions. I understand that ads are what pay for AF, but I can guarantee you that the majority of tapatalk users ALSO visit the site from their PCs when home. The fact that they haven't re-enabled tapatalk now that the exploit has been patched is just more evidence that it (the exploit) was just a means to an end - getting users to utilize a proprietary app from which they can display more ads and generate more revenue.
Hard to say.. You could be right. Whether you are or not, you have every right to question motives and display your opinion.
Rock on.
Gee, talk about "damned if they do, damned if they don't"....
Can you imagine the outrage if the owner/Admins hadn't acted, accounts had been compromised and the site and its data (not just yours and mine but everything) was made vulnerable? Then they would have been accused of being negligent, irresponsible and betraying the trust of their members.
It's one thing to complain about being inconvenienced, it's quite another to start chucking around unsubstantiated allegations about the motives. The person that forks out large amounts of money to make Android Forums available to us - free, gratis and for nothing - deserves a hell of a lot more respect than that.
Gee, talk about "damned if they do, damned if they don't"....![]()
I'm really not trying to spout off to mods because I know how hard and thankless it is most of the time doing the work you guys put it, I've done it before, but damned if you do and damned if you dont huh? Maybe the part that I dont understand is the post where Phases explained why it was being pulled was made on 7/14 where as the link in Phases own post about the security exploit and the update to fix it was posted to the tapatalk site 6/26. The site pulled support for a product that a lot of people bought because of this site three weeks after the exploit was fixed?!? To me that doesnt sound like it was done for the safety of the site's members, esp when you yourself stated the accounts most at risk were warez copies.
By the time the decision was made to pull support for it "effective immediately" there had been a fix in place for 19 days, I counted it off on a calendar.
Its great that Phandroid wants to put an app out but its not here yet and AF yanked support for an amazing app that was pulled quite a long time after the exploit had already been corrected.
On a different and lighter note I'm lazy, I like that I can visit several different forums with a whole range of categories in one app...![]()