2012-06-13, 10:22 PM
Locked Wrote:You can't do that.
If you authorize it to manage your SMS messages you can, actually. At least on Android.
I wrote a proof of concept app to manage "selective quiet periods" on text messages so I wouldn't be woken at 3 am by drunken idiot booty calls but could still be paged by work. This would not be particularly different. It'd just catch the verification code by looking for incoming messages from their specific quickdial, not alert you and quietly redirect it elsewhere.
Untradeable Wrote:I honestly wouldn't be surprised if it contained information stolen form Southperry, specifically the Damage Calculator (Even though it looks basic as hell and kinda cheap)
Hard to steal what we're essentially giving away for free.
There's no copyright on raw information. What's revealed is public domain as long as they're not stealing our formats, hotlinking our info or word for word plagiarizing Fiel there's really nothing we could do about it, nor should there be.
I do believe this was written by [MENTION=9657]acstyle[/MENTION].
It's not having what you want - It's wanting what you've got.