Twitter Bans Third-Party Clients Like Tweetbot, Twitterrific
The only remaining way to view the social network is now with the official Twitter app.
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The only remaining way to view the social network is now with the official Twitter app.
Twitter has finally made its stance on its third-party apps official. Third-party Twitter services are no longer allowed under Elon Musk's Twitter 2.
A week after shutting off access to Twitter, now the platform has banned third-party apps, citing updated API rules.
This week, Google parent company Alphabet made deep cuts, while Twitter banned third-party clients and Netflix co-CEO Reed Hastings stepped down.
Twitter has quietly updated its developer policies, banning developers from creating third-party Twitter apps. This development comes after apps like Tweetbot and Twitterrific experienced an outage.