Twitter Changes Developer Agreement After Third-Party App Ban
The social media platform previously released a statement that it was banning the apps to enforce "longstanding" rules.
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The social media platform previously released a statement that it was banning the apps to enforce "longstanding" rules.
Twitter has quietly updated its developer agreement to make clear that app makers are no longer permitted to create their own clients..
About a week ago, a bunch of popular Twitter apps on both iOS and Android stopped working and those who use (and build) the apps worried that Twitter might have cut them off. Silence created...
Twitterrific, Tweetbot, and further third-party Twitter apps have found themselves under fire as Twitter targets them under its revised API rules.
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