Bugs found in Tweetoshi – Twitter & Bitcoin for iOS
Tweetoshi is a revolutionary application that makes the crypto world more interesting and fun.
Tweetoshi is a third party Twitter client that allows its users to earn cryptocurrency by sending tweets. There’s no need to invest any money upfront. For every tweet the user receives a certain amount of Bitcoin that can be transferred to their digital wallet of choice. Tweetoshi is also a great advertising platform for people who want to market their products or services to customers on one of the most popular social networks – Twitter.
QAwerk carried out a QA test of the Tweetoshi app. Here are the issues we managed to detect.
Error is displayed after sending message to user
Severity:
Major
Precondition:
- The user is logged in.
- The user is on the “Timeline” page.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Click the “Menu” button in the top left.
- Click the “Messages” button.
- Click the “+ Write a message” button.
- Search any user with a private account and click on it.
- Send any GIF to the user.
- Send any message to the user.
Environment:
iPhone 13Pro, iOS 16.1.1
Actual Result:
Error “You cannot send messages to this user” is displayed.
Expected Result:
The message should be sent.
Unauthorized error occurs after navigating to private account
Severity:
Minor
Precondition:
- The user is logged in.
- The user is on the “Timeline” page.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Click the “Menu” button in the top left.
- Click the “Messages” button.
- Click the “+ Write a message” button.
- Search any user with a private account and click on it.
- Click the “Account” avatar in the top left.
Environment:
iPhone 13Pro, iOS 16.1.1
Actual Result:
The 401 Unauthorized error is displayed.
Expected Result:
No errors should be displayed.
GIF is not displayed after user editing created tweet
Severity:
Minor
Precondition:
- The user is logged in.
- The user is on the “Timeline” page.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Click the “+’ button in the top right.
- Type “Qq” and click the “GIF” button.
- Select any GIF and click the “Tweet” button.
- Navigate to the “User” page and click the created tweet.
- Click the “3 dots” button and then the “Edit & repost” button.
- Click the “GIF” button.
Environment:
iPhone 13Pro, iOS 16.1.1
Actual Result:
The added GIF is not displayed; an error pops up.
Expected Result:
The added GIF should be displayed; no errors should appear.
During manual testing I found 2 minor and 1 major bug that hinders sending messages to other users. My recommendation is to conduct regular regression testing.
