Anonymous Sharing of Microblog Publication

A non-transitory computer readable storage medium embodying a computer program for performing a method, said method comprising:

• receiving from a first user account of a microblogging platform, an original message addressed to a second user account of the microblogging platform;
• fractioning the original message into a first element and a second element;
• randomly selecting a third user account of the microblogging platform;
• randomly selecting a fourth user account of the microblogging platform;
• publishing the first element of the original message as a first message on the microblogging platform from the third user account to the second user account;
• and
• publishing the second element of the original message as a second message on the microblogging platform from the fourth user account to the second user account;
• and
• communicating outside of the microblogging platform, a digest identifying the third user account and the fourth user account and allowing a receiver to reconstruct the original message with the first element and the second element from the second user account.

A computer system comprising:

• one or more processors;
• a software program, executable on said computer system, the software program configured to cause an in-memory database engine to:
• receive from a first user account of a microblogging platform, an original message addressed to a second user account of the microblogging platform, the original message comprising a plurality of elements, wherein the first user account and the second user account are stored in the in-memory database;
• randomly select from the in-memory database, a third user account of the microblogging platform;
• publish a first element of the original message as a first message on the microblogging platform from the third user account to the second user account;
• store in the in-memory database, a digest identifying the third user account;
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• communicate outside of the microblogging platform, the digest allowing a receiver to reconstruct the original message with the first element from the second user account.