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They can also remove that integration any moment they like, by revoking an app ID. Very likely they'll be able to find a paragraph in their developer program T&
by Const-me 6y ago
They can also remove that integration any moment they like, by revoking an app ID. Very likely they'll be able to find a paragraph in their developer program T&C they can claim was violated by GP.
- biztos 6y agoI agree and for these reasons won't be the one to try it. It's funny (in a sad way) but even for my friends who own restaurants, where I'd be more than happy to give them free hosting or help them upload stuff or whatever, they don't see anything other than FB as worth the effort even to just keep track of. Obviously that's not universally true, plenty of places (especially higher-end ones, and ones with significant delivery business) have dedicated web sites that are kept up to date.
- plutonic 6y agoOf course the public application could just scrape Facebook, as the Supreme Court has ruled that webscraping is not illegal (well, at least in the United States). [0] [0] https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/9kek83/linkedin-data-scraping-lawsuit-shot-down https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/9kek83/linkedin-data-scra...