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DineUnsafe posts daily if a restaurant in Toronto (as defined as the area covered by the DineSafe health inspection program) has been closed due to health violations. It does not report restaurants that have received conditional passes.

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Email and SMS have monetary costs associated with sending them, and also legal requirements under Canadian CASL laws. If there is enough demand, and people are willing to pay a small fee, I could implement email and/or SMS notifications. But I would not be able to do it for free. If there are other social media services you'd like to be added, let me know and I can look into it, as long as they have a free API that I can use.

One day while passing by I noticed that a restaurant near where I lived had been closed due to health violations. I was surprised, and if I hadn't happened to pass by I would never have known. I thought that having a free notification service would be helpful to me and others.

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