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Twitter Updates Developer Terms to Ban Third-Party Clients Like Tweetbot, Twitterific
Twitter has introduced new developer terms that prohibit all third-party clients on the platform. The company's 5,000-word developer agreement was quietly modified with a provision that disallows the "use or access the Licensed Materials to create or attempt to create a substitute or similar service or product to the Twitter Applications." Even bef...
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Twitter Confirms It Intentionally Blocked Access for Third-Party Apps Like Tweetbot, Twitterrific
Twitter has finally confirmed that its move to block third-party apps like Tweetbot and Twitterrific was intentional. In a tweet, Twitter Dev account said that the Website was enforcing its “long-standing API rules,” which may lead to some apps not working.
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Twitter’s Suspension of Third-Party Apps Intentional, Tweetbot Taken Down Again: Report
Twitter reportedly suspended third-party clients on purpose, including Tweetbot. According to a report citing Twitter’s internal Slack communication, the suspension was intentional and not because of a bug. Tweetbot's co-creator also claimed the same after the app briefly came back on after changing API keys, only to lose access again.
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Twitter Third-Party Clients Appear to Have Stopped Working on Android, iOS: All Details
Third-party Twitter apps on iOS and Android are currently unable to access the microblogging service, according to reports from users online. The company's official apps appear to be working normally on both platforms.
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Twitter Users Experiencing Issues in Several Parts of the World
Twitter outage is affecting the Web interface, mobile website, TweetDeck, as well as the Android and iOS apps.
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The Best Christmas Offers on Popular Android, iOS, and Mac Apps and Games
The year is ending, bringing with it a number of Christmas deals and offers on a number of apps you may have wanted to buy for a long time.
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App Deals of the Week: Christmas Special Savings of Over Rs. 11,800
Christmas comes early on the App Store with special deals that will end on December 26. Get deals on quality apps like Tweetbot 3, PCalc, Oceanhorn and more.
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Twitter for iOS, Android updated with new Search button and performance improvements
Twitter has updated its iOS and Android clients with additional search functionality and other performance improvements that claim an overall faster user experience.
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Tweetbot officially comes to Mac for $19.99; reignites Twitter API debate
Tweetbot 1.0 for Mac supports notifications via Mountain Lion's Notification Center, with its own custom icon.
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Twitter to pull the plug on Twitter for Mac?
Eventually if Twitter plans to kill its Mac counterpart, then users may resort to other third-party apps like TweetBot.
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Tapbots pulls Tweetbot for Mac alpha, blames Twitter's API changes
Tapbots assured that the Tweetbot for Mac would still go on sale "in the near future".
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Twitter anounces new restrictions on app developers
Twitter announced new restrictions that sternly discouraged independent software developers from creating Twitter apps.
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Twitter Updates Developer Terms to Ban Third-Party Clients Like Tweetbot, Twitterific
Twitter has introduced new developer terms that prohibit all third-party clients on the platform. The company's 5,000-word developer agreement was quietly modified with a provision that disallows the "use or access the Licensed Materials to create or attempt to create a substitute or similar service or product to the Twitter Applications." Even bef...
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Twitter Confirms It Intentionally Blocked Access for Third-Party Apps Like Tweetbot, Twitterrific
Twitter has finally confirmed that its move to block third-party apps like Tweetbot and Twitterrific was intentional. In a tweet, Twitter Dev account said that the Website was enforcing its “long-standing API rules,” which may lead to some apps not working.
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Twitter’s Suspension of Third-Party Apps Intentional, Tweetbot Taken Down Again: Report
Twitter reportedly suspended third-party clients on purpose, including Tweetbot. According to a report citing Twitter’s internal Slack communication, the suspension was intentional and not because of a bug. Tweetbot's co-creator also claimed the same after the app briefly came back on after changing API keys, only to lose access again.
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Twitter Third-Party Clients Appear to Have Stopped Working on Android, iOS: All Details
Third-party Twitter apps on iOS and Android are currently unable to access the microblogging service, according to reports from users online. The company's official apps appear to be working normally on both platforms.
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Twitter Users Experiencing Issues in Several Parts of the World
Twitter outage is affecting the Web interface, mobile website, TweetDeck, as well as the Android and iOS apps.
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The Best Christmas Offers on Popular Android, iOS, and Mac Apps and Games
The year is ending, bringing with it a number of Christmas deals and offers on a number of apps you may have wanted to buy for a long time.
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App Deals of the Week: Christmas Special Savings of Over Rs. 11,800
Christmas comes early on the App Store with special deals that will end on December 26. Get deals on quality apps like Tweetbot 3, PCalc, Oceanhorn and more.
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Twitter for iOS, Android updated with new Search button and performance improvements
Twitter has updated its iOS and Android clients with additional search functionality and other performance improvements that claim an overall faster user experience.
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Tweetbot officially comes to Mac for $19.99; reignites Twitter API debate
Tweetbot 1.0 for Mac supports notifications via Mountain Lion's Notification Center, with its own custom icon.
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Twitter to pull the plug on Twitter for Mac?
Eventually if Twitter plans to kill its Mac counterpart, then users may resort to other third-party apps like TweetBot.
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Tapbots pulls Tweetbot for Mac alpha, blames Twitter's API changes
Tapbots assured that the Tweetbot for Mac would still go on sale "in the near future".
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Twitter anounces new restrictions on app developers
Twitter announced new restrictions that sternly discouraged independent software developers from creating Twitter apps.
