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Because the false positive rates are still rather high as there's no universal and foolproof definition of what behavior reliably tags people as bots.
by freeflight 7y ago
Because the false positive rates are still rather high as there's no universal and foolproof definition of what behavior reliably tags people as bots.
- ljw1001 7y agojust like spam email, and yet hardly any get past Gmail's filters.
- freeflight 7y agoThe difference in impact between an email accidentally getting lost in the spam folder, and having your social media account getting banned, can be a rather vast one.