It has vertical tabs in the sidebar on desktop, and a (searchable) grid view on both desktop and iOS.
Data at rest in encrypted volumes. That's not saying much, obviously; you'd hope everyone is using encrypted storage for user data by now.
Australian law allows the government to demand access to your email, and Fastmail hold the encryption keys. That's not the case for Switzerland.
There's a few things it doesn't support (like polls) because Twitter didn't add those features to the API.
Assuming a (presumably incomplete) scraping by archive.org is "convincing evidence", it was originally an exchange for virtual trading cards. https://web.archive.org/web/20070525044536/http://mtgox.com/...
It has vertical tabs in the sidebar on desktop, and a (searchable) grid view on both desktop and iOS.
Data at rest in encrypted volumes. That's not saying much, obviously; you'd hope everyone is using encrypted storage for user data by now.
Australian law allows the government to demand access to your email, and Fastmail hold the encryption keys. That's not the case for Switzerland.
There's a few things it doesn't support (like polls) because Twitter didn't add those features to the API.
Assuming a (presumably incomplete) scraping by archive.org is "convincing evidence", it was originally an exchange for virtual trading cards. https://web.archive.org/web/20070525044536/http://mtgox.com/...