Can the HTTP GET method be considered safe for repeated requests without changing the server state?

The HTTP method GET is considered safe and idempotent, which means that repeated requests with this method should not change the server's state. GET is intended for retrieving data, not modifying it. However, in practice, this depends on the server implementation — if the server processes GET requests in a way that changes state (for example, logging or modifying data), it violates REST principles and can lead to undesirable effects.

In summary: by standard, GET is safe for repeated requests without changing state, but it is important to ensure that the server logic aligns with this.