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> The decision to close the account is made by the system, not the human Someone from Apple here once told that they close millions of accounts daily. How man
by egorfine 11d ago
> The decision to close the account is made by the system, not the human
Someone from Apple here once told that they close millions of accounts daily. How many accounts does Google close? It's unfeasible to expect any company to do a human review at this scale.
Not that I like it, but that's the way it is.
- chinathrow 11d ago> It's unfeasible to expect any company to do a human review at this scale. Oh it absolutely is. Yes it would cost money, as do other tasks a company has at hands.
- egorfine 11d agoOkay. Let's try to figure out how possible it is. Let's say a company closes 10m accounts daily (however based on public accounts the actual number is way more than that). Let's say a human can review the account in about a minute. 8 working hours a day = 480m. 10000000/480 = 20,833 people to review one account per minute 8 hours a day straight. Now take in consideration that: * many accounts could not be reviewed in a minute; * people do not produce 8h of uninterrupted performance; * there are much, much more accounts to be closed daily. And the figure quickly approaches 100,000 people online daily, meaning five times as much in human resources, so about half a million. So, no. It is not feasible to expect any company to do a human review at this scale.
- chinathrow 11d agoIf you can't do it propper, then don't offer it.