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some parts, but I believe any comments done through automation are strictly limited. the issue in this case seems to be the guy wrote a plugin that interacted
by tompainetoday 5y ago
some parts, but I believe any comments done through automation are strictly limited.
the issue in this case seems to be the guy wrote a plugin that interacted with the front end, which, again, has always been strictly prohibited, and commonly results in bans from the platform.
- pmlnr 5y agoAre you some fb zealot? The API used to provide all these things, when suddenly FB decided people shouldn't have access to their own thing. No wonder they make workarounds, because they HAD that kind of access in the past.
- tompainetoday 5y agoagain, front end automation tools are commonly banned, along with the developers. the ban was surely because how the tool was interacting with their website, not that the tool was trying to help people unfollow pages or friends.