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by oldsklgdfth
18 days ago
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Thinking out loud: using follow/unfollow you transmit a signal with no information. using the timing between the signal you are encoding symbols. I think this is called Pulse Position Modulation[0] First step is to characterize the delta in the timestamps. That will give you an idea of what time-between-follows (TBF) should be to ensure reliable detection. You could probably make a client for this. Build comms on top of twitter protocol. Haven't used twitter in over 10 years, but this kinda makes me want to again. Side note: reminds me of why gmail scans drafts. Criminals used a signal account and create drafts to communicate back and forth. This prevented detection because intel agencies scan email traffic, not drafts. EDIT: why stop with twitter. what makes this powerful is that it leverages a feature every platform has. Youtube, Twitch, you name it. Let's go my dude. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulse-position_modulation |
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