Hello,
I have a commercial project that tracks some public accounts tweets such as Steam, Epic Games, Ubisoft etc. It doesn’t store any profile data and it checks for the tweet author username in every tweet they post, but does not store it anywhere. It uses the name to get the “logo” of the company from our CDN. In our CDN we got the logos from google images and not Twitter profile pictures. After that it scans the tweet and checks if it includes the words or sentences I’m looking for. Finally if it does include those words or sentences it scans the text again and takes some words out of it to convert the tweet text to a better shape for our users. We do not manipulate the tweet we just create a new text with some words we got inside of the tweet such as Game Names, Discount Types, Discount Amounts. With all that information, like I said we create a new text and share it to our users including a link of the real tweet. Here is an example of the input and output of the tweet:
INPUT (tweet source: @EpicGames):
Lead the rag-tag Void Bastards out of the Sargasso Nebula. Play an epic adventure filled with hulking bosses, arcade games, quiz shows, multiplayer games and more. Void Bastards + Yooka-Laylee are both FREE this week on the Epic Games Store!
OUTPUT:
Void Bastards and Yooka-Laylee are free on Epic Games,
TWEET LINK WILL BE LINKED ON DISCOUNT EMBED TITLE
This service is free-to-use but we got some extra features that you have to have a premium subscription in our app to use them.
So my question is, is it okay to do what I have said in a commercial app?
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