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> The researchers are not a party to Facebook's terms of service. Unless the researchers have their own personal FB accounts. You know, like 3.1 billion other
by warkdarrior 6y ago
> The researchers are not a party to Facebook's terms of service.
Unless the researchers have their own personal FB accounts. You know, like 3.1 billion other people.
- Natanael_L 6y agoThen they would only have ToS violation claim against those particular users. It's not legally straightforward that FB could demand that the tool can't be distributed. Any 3rd party that didn't agree to the ToS would not be bound by it, and can still redistribute it.