It's really quite baffling how the tech industry is pretty good at fighting ad click fraud, but Twitter is completely powerless when it comes to identifying bot accounts, a *far* easier problem (and which 3rd-party researchers have no issue tracking)
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Cost of false positive is very different.
When Google Search thinks you're a bot, it asks you to solve a Captcha (only once) before you can use the service. The handling of false positives is a completely solved problem, with negligible cost.
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I guess that works on google properties but I was thinking more of the ad networks. I guess search ads are they money tree tho.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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