Twitter private API / Engagement service worth it?

lefadomono · Dec 10, 2022

Hi, I am developer and recently builded a private API for instagram so a user can send likes, md and all the actions that are done in the app, this is usefull for those who run some bot farms, and also builded some accounts so I can also offer the like/follow service.
I was thinking about doing the same for tw, but the think is that I don t know if I will have clients, isn't there a lot of people already offering this?
Or do you think anyone would be interested in paying for the private API?

Nadim mithu · Dec 10, 2022

It is not advisable to use a private Twitter API or an engagement service, as these can violate Twitter's terms of service and result in account suspension or other penalties.

Twitter's API is intended for developers to build legitimate, compliant applications that enhance the user experience on the platform. Using a private API or an engagement service to automate or manipulate interactions on Twitter, such as likes, retweets, or follows, can violate Twitter's policies and can lead to negative consequences for both the user and the business.

Additionally, using a private API or an engagement service may not provide the desired results or benefits. These services often use fake or low-quality accounts to generate engagement, which can be easily detected and flagged by Twitter. This can damage your reputation and credibility, and it can ultimately harm your business.

Instead of using a private API or an engagement service, it is recommended to focus on creating high-quality content and engaging with your audience in a genuine and authentic manner. This can help build trust and credibility, and it can lead to long-term success on Twitter and other social media platforms.

lefadomono · Dec 10, 2022

Nadim mithu said:
It is not advisable to use a private Twitter API or an engagement service, as these can violate Twitter's terms of service and result in account suspension or other penalties.

Twitter's API is intended for developers to build legitimate, compliant applications that enhance the user experience on the platform. Using a private API or an engagement service to automate or manipulate interactions on Twitter, such as likes, retweets, or follows, can violate Twitter's policies and can lead to negative consequences for both the user and the business.

Additionally, using a private API or an engagement service may not provide the desired results or benefits. These services often use fake or low-quality accounts to generate engagement, which can be easily detected and flagged by Twitter. This can damage your reputation and credibility, and it can ultimately harm your business.

Instead of using a private API or an engagement service, it is recommended to focus on creating high-quality content and engaging with your audience in a genuine and authentic manner. This can help build trust and credibility, and it can lead to long-term success on Twitter and other social media platforms.

Bro did you use open ai to reply?
This makes no sense in this forum, also your text in kinda incoherent

Nadim mithu · Dec 10, 2022

lefadomono said:
Bro did you use open ai to reply?
This makes no sense in this forum, also your text in kinda incoherent

What do you mean by incoherent?
If you didn't understand any point I can paraphrase it for you

lefadomono · Dec 10, 2022

Nadim mithu said:
What do you mean by incoherent?
If you didn't understand any point I can paraphrase it for you

Yoooou annswered as I f I asked if this method is goood, But I asketh if I gould have succes (Obiusly using good wuality API and accounts)

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