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Twitter will give public utilities free access to the Twitter API in an about turn of the refreshed policy.

Twitter announced Tuesday that its API is free for public announcements like weather alerts, transportation updates, and emergency warnings. The company said verified government or public-owned services posting public utility alerts will receive free API usage. One of the most important use cases for the Twitter API has always been public utility. Verified gov or …

The paywall around Twitters API has crumbled slightly, with the bird site U-turning for organizations providing a public service. In a tweet yesterday, the…

In a tweet sent out on Tuesday, the platform has reversed its decision to charge for API access for "verified gov or publicly owned services who tweet weather alerts, transport updates and emergency notifications."

Twitter reversed what may have been its least popular change yet under Musk.

Twitter increased the price of its API access last month, affecting many organizations and developers. However, Twitter has now announced that it is making its API free to use for accounts posting public announcements, such as weather alerts and emergency warnings. Read on to learn more.

Twitter announced this week that it would be making its Application Programming Interface (API) data free for qualified accounts that post "public announcements."

Elon Musk bought Twitter last October and it's been hard to keep up with updates since then. Here's a timeline of Musk-era Twitter changes.

Changes to Twitter since Elon Musk’s take over have left some transportation agencies feeling like they can’t rely on the social media site to communicate real-time traffic and public safety informat...

Elon Musk bought Twitter last October and it's been hard to keep up with updates since then. Here's a timeline of Musk-era Twitter changes.