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> Meta requires that companies sign an agreement — the details of which haven’t been made public — to integrate with any of its systems. What sort of agreement
by rnhmjoj 2y ago
> Meta requires that companies sign an agreement — the details of which haven’t been made public — to integrate with any of its systems.
What sort of agreement, an NDA type of agreement? Is this ruling out open source software? I wonder what the EU thinks about this.
- bastawhiz 2y agoI expect it's mostly uncontentious stuff: - Don't give access to other third party apps (don't act as a proxy) - Manage spam - Don't overload or reverse engineer [their] systems with the keys you're given - Take care of adapting to API changes and doing upgrades in a timely manner - Treat messages from Meta with a reciprocal amount of diligence Of course they might have nefarious language in there, but I would think they'd think twice before doing that for a product meant to appease regulators.
- skeledrew 2y agoI wouldn't trust them not trying something; the full NDA should also be made available to the EC to ensure they aren't secretly pulling an Apple, or worse.
- bastawhiz 2y agoThe nature of an NDA does not lend itself to being published. That said, I don't trust them either, but I also know they're not stupid.