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by fzaninotto
497 days ago
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This is nice, but I wonder about the actual use cases of such a service, given the very loose permissions: 1. Anyone can subscribe to a channel
2. Any registered user can publish to a channel
3. Only registered users can publish to their personal channel (@username) The second point in particular is problematic. I don't want to add notifications to my app, only to have a script kiddie use is to spam my users. |
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From the FAQ:
> Ahey.io has two types of channels:
> Regular channels: Any authenticated user can publish to these channels.
> User channels: These channels are in the format @username, and only the user who created the user account can publish to it.