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To add to your point, even if there were no such "term" governing that particular use of the "service," if I'm the owner of the API and I find out those API key
by rdiddly 8y ago
To add to your point, even if there were no such "term" governing that particular use of the "service," if I'm the owner of the API and I find out those API keys are being used to spy on my users, don't I treat this as the security breach that it is, and revoke those keys on that basis?
- BinaryIdiot 8y agoIn general I agree with your point but I think these terms help Apple's case because it's easier to argue against definitions of spying, harder against terms of service. Especially when Google so strictly enforces all of their terms. I mean, good luck getting reinstated on just about any of Google's APIs.