Interesting. But I wonder how good their piracy detection is. A coworker of mine bought some software years ago which eventually accused him of being a pirate.
The developer apologized, of course. He even refunded the money. But if it had been a public accusation…?
http://twitter.com/DumaStudetto Duma Studetto
They’ve somewhat sensibly made it so the user has to click the send button to post the piracy message to Twitter. It’s still potentially a risky move though with the way the legal system works. I’m sure someone could try to claim they never clicked the send button, and were falsely accused of being a pirate by the company behind Tweetbot.
http://mangochut.net/ mangochutney
Man how many times has Windows told me that I pirated my copy. ‘Windows Genuine Advantage’, those were the days.
I’m all for this, to be honest I’m all for the app autoposting this message every hour when it’s pirated.
Devin
Worth the risk considering how valuable user tokens are with twitter’s ridiculous limits on third party apps