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I have to ask... What was the reason you shut this person down? Was it simply that they were violating your rate limit, or something more? E.g. if they were pa
by sovietmudkipz 6y ago
I have to ask... What was the reason you shut this person down? Was it simply that they were violating your rate limit, or something more?
E.g. if they were paying for the 1000 concurrent puppeteer sessions, would everything be in the clear with your SaaS?
Presumably, your service doesn't care what the users use it for. Sure, though, it's a violation of twitch's terms of service to fake viewers on the platform. I may be naive -- could twitch sue a service that is used to fake viewers?
- tnolet 6y agoThey were violating our terms of service, rate limiting, responsible behaviour etc. etc. So we care quite a bit what Checkly is used for. We have a page for it: https://www.checklyhq.com/docs/browser-checks/responsible-use/ https://www.checklyhq.com/docs/browser-checks/responsible-us... Luckily, most users are completely ok. But fraud and abuse will always be a thing.
- Dylanlacey 6y agoThat you were asked this question makes me a little sad. Beside risks like Twitch (or worse, all of Amazon) blocking your traffic wholesale, letting someone use your product to abuse another is just a crappy thing to do; Especially if you let it because "well we're making money".