I went through the terms and conditions of Snapchat and it seemed that they covered almost all the paths to make a third party app. What I was thinking is that if we are to make a browser that is completely optimized for snapchat(like it can run in back ground, notify users when there are new snaps, everything that is achieved through an app), will it still be an issue? Could they actually sue for a browser optimized for snapchat?
I am no lawyer and I am a mediocre programmer. And a non US resident. And goes without saying, not a user of snapchat. If I write a browser, that has, say a tool bar that can let you see the snaps, manage the snaps, let you share through tools in the tool bar, is this still a violation? In simple words, more like a browser that can render other sites too but render snapchat better than other browsers, is this still violating the rules?
Any thoughts?
I am no lawyer and I am a mediocre programmer. And a non US resident. And goes without saying, not a user of snapchat. If I write a browser, that has, say a tool bar that can let you see the snaps, manage the snaps, let you share through tools in the tool bar, is this still a violation? In simple words, more like a browser that can render other sites too but render snapchat better than other browsers, is this still violating the rules?
Any thoughts?