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> If you think any major social media site is not willfully ignoring some percentage of the bots, I've got a bridge to sell you. Sell me. How do they usually d
by relativ575 3y ago
> If you think any major social media site is not willfully ignoring some percentage of the bots, I've got a bridge to sell you.
Sell me. How do they usually do that? Any concrete example?
- throwaway14356 3y agoyou can simply buy upvotes, stars, views, retweet's, reviews etc some will even guarantee delivery. If you buy 1000 and all of those bots get banned they will deploy 1000 new ones to deliver the order. You prefer them to create real looking accounts or they start stealing them. If it gets harder only affects the price.
- the_doctah 3y agoIf a site has an API, it has bots. They call that common sense.