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Update Self destructing messages

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2021-03-24 13:58:38 +00:00
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@@ -176,6 +176,27 @@ B receives a message saying: A has asked to introduce you to C... doesn't have a
- [ ] Timer expired before either B or C have seen the introduction message. The original automatically generated message that the A received, saying "Your messages will disappear after x minutes. Tap to learn more. " has disappeared as did the message saying you have sent an introduction message to B and C... - [ ] Timer expired before either B or C have seen the introduction message. The original automatically generated message that the A received, saying "Your messages will disappear after x minutes. Tap to learn more. " has disappeared as did the message saying you have sent an introduction message to B and C...
**Ticket # Automatically decline incoming blog/forum invitations when they self-destruct**
MR1392 Testing Instructions
Test instructions:
Testing that an invitation to a "shareable" -- a forum, a contact's personal blog, or an imported RSS feed -- is automatically declined when the invitation message is self-destructed.
* use two or more contacts
* create various forums or RSS blogs
* personal blogs are automatically shared between mutual contacts, but can be shared to a 3rd party
* share items to other contacts
* accept/decline invitations
* enable/disable disappearing messages throughout the process
* ensure that the invitation message to a shareable gets automatically declined and are recognizable as automatic for the contact that declines it
Test Scenario:
Device A - writes a blog
Device B is a direct contact of device A - they receive the blog directly. The blog entries cannot be 'self-destructing', only direct messages to direct contacts can.
Device B is a direct contact of Device C. Disappearing messages = ON on both devices.
Device B shares a blog wtih device C.