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How is this Twilio’s doing? Parler was not a customer when this happened. This was Parler being held together by duct tape and not having choices. This is wh
by willis936 6y ago
How is this Twilio’s doing? Parler was not a customer when this happened. This was Parler being held together by duct tape and not having choices. This is what happens when a young and populated site dependent on services loses all of said services. That is to say: you are a fool to trust websites, especially Parler.
- goodluckchuck 6y agoI think that depends on Twilio's knowledge and intent. If the specific purpose for suspending services was to allow unauthorized access, that's conspiracy. It'd be as if a bank's security guard quit and walked off the job the day of a bank heist. He has the right to quit, but not a right to coordinate with the robber and leave his post for the purpose of assisting in illegal activity.
- willis936 6y agoThe latter is also conspiracy, and a stretch at that. What would Twilio gain? The most likely explanation was that everyone ditched Twilio as a customer and the remaining skin was quickly pecked off by vultures.