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Read-only access can still be allowed. I suspect the "violation of ToS" is simply privacy - they don't want to serve traffic to someone they can't stalk.
by Nextgrid 4y ago
Read-only access can still be allowed. I suspect the "violation of ToS" is simply privacy - they don't want to serve traffic to someone they can't stalk.
- rchaud 4y agoRead-only access would still be enough to launch DDOS attacks. I've never heard of any social media service offering read-only access to logged in users.
- Nextgrid 4y ago> I've never heard of any social media service offering read-only access to logged in users. Twitter allows read-only access even to suspended accounts as well as when you go over certain rate-limits (I believe there was a daily tweet limit at one point, not sure if still there).
- boomboomsubban 4y agoRead-only access wouldn't prevent bots spamming views for ad revenue.