You have to somewhat assume a hostile actor here. Have you worked with fb's API before? They _technically_ have one, but frequently make breaking changes. Th

You have to somewhat assume a hostile actor here. Have you worked with fb's API before? They _technically_ have one, but frequently make breaking changes. They could easily justify this for such a legally-demanded API, as they do the same thing internally and already have that practice . What would prevent them from making it very difficult to maintain such a service?