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It definitely does seem possible to me to violate terms of service without any likes or matches. We don't know what was on their profile.
by stathibus 5y ago
It definitely does seem possible to me to violate terms of service without any likes or matches. We don't know what was on their profile.
- josephcsible 5y agoWhat happened to innocent until proven guilty?
- Kiro 5y agoThat has never been the case and shouldn't be the case. It's not a court and I don't need any reason or justification to ban someone from my app.
- stathibus 5y agoIt's innocent until proven guilty in a court of law Are you suggesting that private companies should have to take their users to court before disabling accounts
- josephcsible 5y agoI'm suggesting that HN commenters shouldn't automatically side with Big Tech just because the ban victim doesn't have proof of innocence.
- stathibus 5y agoRaising doubt is not "siding with big tech"
- Lucent 5y agoIt's against ToS for your profile to include other means to contact you, like other online profiles. That's my guess.
- danillonunes 5y agoIf that's the case they should ban half of their users who add their instagram handles in their profiles, and more than half of their very attractive users who do the same but make their app more desirable.