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@Beep@lemmus.org on lemmus.org Open parent

Reddit adds labeling for non-human accounts, weighs personhood verification methods— Billions of bots no boon for messy human messaging platform

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@pennomi@lemmy.world on lemmy.world Open parent

What stops someone from validating an account, then posting using a bot?

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MountingSuspicion in !technology

@MountingSuspicion@reddthat.com · 15d

I don’t necessarily support this, but I feel like this at least adds a barrier to a single person setting up hundreds of bot accounts easily. Similar to locking your doors, it just adds friction to those that would otherwise not put a lot of effort in. People can still break into your house/run a bot farm, but this makes it just that much more difficult. Again, I don’t really support doing this, and it’s definitely not being done for user’s benefit, but it will likely have some impact on botting.

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