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You know, maybe they should. Same for LinkedIn (assuming they're still doing dirty tricks). Maybe it's time for major app devs that exploit security holes in released applications to get the ban hammer, and show smaller devs it won't be acceptable and have less excuse if/when it happens to them.


Shadowban them with bogus data to pollute their database.


I am a fan of GDPR to be honest.

Banning will hinder them, but it is just case by case band-aid solution.

Risk of huge fine that can put you out of business seems more logical.




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