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Tweetbot has done that too - conveniently right before twitter cut off some api access making the app just an expensive ad free twitter client. I have no doubt
by dawnerd 8y ago
Tweetbot has done that too - conveniently right before twitter cut off some api access making the app just an expensive ad free twitter client. I have no doubt they quickly pushed out v4 just to get a bump of cash. V5 just came out too (although this time a free upgrade).
- bdcravens 8y agov5 does prompt for an IAP (they're calling it a tip) Personally I paid the highest option ($4.99) because I know I've gotten plenty of value out of it, but I suspect most won't and there'll be pitchfork gathering about their "spammy popups"
- lancewiggs 8y agoI paid for the upgrade just before deprecation of the API and except Tweetbot, and now their spammy pop ups are turning my admiration to annoyance and worse. The only reason I see for it is that they have decided they product (through Twitter’s actions) is doomed and are trying to milk has hard as they can.