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Doesn't the TOS for Twitter prevent this? It's all because each of these services want to present their own "experience". A unifying UI would screw their visi

Doesn't the TOS for Twitter prevent this? It's all because each of these services want to present their own "experience". A unifying UI would screw their vision and light hose their revenue.

major505 5y ago
I now that twitter limits the number of poeple that can use your client, but I don't know if this applies to notifications.
- protomyth 5y ago
  Thinking this https://developer.twitter.com/en/developer-terms/display-requirements https://developer.twitter.com/en/developer-terms/display-req...
RachelF 5y ago
Yes, each separate service wants to show you ads, hence each service has its own app.
anoncake 5y ago
Apple and Google could require apps to make their data available to a unified UI. But that would merely improve user experience, not profits.
- hnbad 5y ago
  It would probably actually reduce profits, as apps like Twitter make their money by showing you ads. Even if the ads were part of the data stream, because they'd have to be labelled as such, they'd be trivial to filter out.
  - anoncake 5y ago
    I was talking about Google's and Apple's profits.