Twitter officially bans third-party clients after cutting off prominent devs
Twitter has officially banned third-party mobile clients, updating its developer terms to reflect the change.
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Twitter has officially banned third-party mobile clients, updating its developer terms to reflect the change.
Twitter has updated its developer agreement, effectively banning apps like Tweetbot and Twitterrific.
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While there has still been no announcement, Twitter has updated its developer agreement so that third-party clients are now prohibited. Over the course of the last week or so, we've already seen the likes of Tweetbot and Twitterific rendered useless after the company blocked API access.
Twitter has finally broke its silence — sort of — on why third-party clients are not working, changing its TOS to ban them.