In the last hours of the death of legendary basketball player Kobe Bryatn it was reported that a helicopter accident had occurred, a matter that has left few concerned. However, that's not the only thing giving a speech, and there appears to be a controversy over a tweet predicting the death of Kobe Bryant on a helicopter.
This tweet is causing a lot of controversy due to the date of its publication, which it is Published November 13, 2012 at 10:32 p.m., over the last seven years. Is it true that the user guessed correctly or used another tool to reverse the tweet after a fatal accident?
Nutritionist Kobe Bryant, an NBA legend, died at the age of 41 in a plane crash.
Was it the controversial tweet that predicted Kobe Bryant's planned death?
Logging into Twitter is currently getting two open fonts. The first, more natural, laments the Lakers' lost fantasy, while on the other hand there's a group of people who find it more interesting to discuss whether Touch is true or not.
In the titters itself there have been tens of allegations that the titter has been edited, along with related discussions that suggest that this is not possible, since it is not possible to edit the tweets.
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In that exchange of tweets we get «smart system » which suggests that with third-party applications it is possible to edit the tweets, but this is not the end of the litigation but is moving forward.
As the 2012 tweet itself shows, the app used was Carbon 2.5, something that seems impossible, by showing in captures that a variant such as 2.4.31 was published on November 7, 2015. With that data in the table, it might be obvious that the titter was edited. So how can I publish it from the future?
Details that break all these ideas
To understand why all this noise is making sense, it is necessary to have a foundation for system development and implementation. Don't worry, we'll try to explain in a simple way why accusations of anonymous titterers know more about Twitter than Twitter itself They mean nothing.
In addition to the official application, there are Twitter apps made by third parties. These are some Twitter clients it can be created by anyone With sufficient programming knowledge.
Tools that allow developers to use Twitter (source). Planning is not one of them.
Now, how can I make my Twitter request? Yes, the first step is to go to the website developer.twitter.com. With your account you can make the first step to create your app, which is to request an API password.
The API is a tool for developers. A set of instructions that have all the tools developers can use in their app that connects to the Twitter system, such as Twitter, upload a timeline, respond to a tweet, read a specific message, etc.
If you can change the app's name and description at any time, it will be updated immediately for all published tweets.
The truth is you cannot edit tweets with a third-party app because there is no way in APIs. The tools offered by Twitter developers in any way are more limited than what an official app can have. No, it doesn't give you much editing power.
What you can do is edit the name of your application, which will be what happened with the event. Each developer has a unique key that identifies their access to the API, and has a name associated with the application. The name is a real-time reference, so if the developer, in this case Carbon, changed the name of his application, today's tweets also changed the source, as this is a word that reads in a reference.
So yes, this 2012 tweet now seems to have been published in the 2015 app, but it said the tweet in 2012, the safest thing to put «Carbon 1.0».
