Twitter officially bans third-party app clients
A week after shutting off access to Twitter, now the platform has banned third-party apps, citing updated API rules.
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A week after shutting off access to Twitter, now the platform has banned third-party apps, citing updated API rules.
Twitterrific and other popular clients start removing their apps from the app stores as Twitter updates its API terms.
After staying silent for more than a week, Twitter has silently updated it's developer agreement removing the ability for third party clients to be created or function.
Twitter said it's enforcing 'long-standing' API rules in blocking third-party clients a day before silently adding new rules.
Twitter has quietly updated its developer agreement, cementing once and for all that third-party apps that replicate the Twitter experience are banned.