> So then hide your client better? Just because a company has a policy does not mean you need to follow it.
How, it sounds like they're trying to catch you, e.g. I took...
> and they have banned people for it in the past (if they do something detectable, like enabling A/B testing feature flags that their account ID doesn't match :/)
...to mean they push out changes just to detect the clients who don't conform. I'm sure they could be very sneaky about it in a way that would be hard to "just do better" For instance: have some client behavior change that's hidden behind a feature flag or even calendar date, wait a long time until all official clients are updated, then trigger it and ban the laggards who can be assumed to be using an unofficial client.
Oh hey writtenone, arkhiver, itsprettygood, han1, nohell, 382hi, dekdrop, smalltorch - welcome back. The .com does look better than the .ph, but.. I don't suppose this aggressive self-promotion will end differently.
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