1. Violating TOS 2. No clear privacy policy (re: how does the app protect and utilize user info) 3. Circumventing user access/security policies Maybe I misse

1. Violating TOS 2. No clear privacy policy (re: how does the app protect and utilize user info) 3. Circumventing user access/security policies Maybe I missed something, but it sounds like everyone on their team participated in multiple violations on Meta’s platform. I admire what they were doing, trying to polish a turd, but I don’t think they should get upset when they get sh*t on their hands. Meta/Facebook/Instagram are a cancer that needs to be excised. No amount of plastic surgery will cure the rot within. The platform exists only to get users into a feedback loop that they can use to advertise to you. Best of luck to the team, hopefully they come to see this as a positive thing, find alternative solutions, and never have to deal with that garbage platform again.