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Plus didn't the apps have to pay for api access? I know there was some contention around that when the push notification api changed.
by dawnerd 4y ago
Plus didn't the apps have to pay for api access? I know there was some contention around that when the push notification api changed.
- ceejayoz 4y agoNo, that was for firehose access when Twitter bought Gnip. There was a big fuss over third-party clients being limited to 100k users. Twitter fairly quickly walked back that limit (with additional verification and rules specific to clients reaching that size being required).