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The client id is per-app, not per enduser.
by jsnell 3y ago
The client id is per-app, not per enduser.
- fluidcruft 3y agoReally? That's super dumb of Reddit. Maybe Apollo can just let users drop in their own API keys.
- tamirzb 3y agoWhy not have each user register their own "client"? Is it that complicated?
- deely3 3y agoBecause this way each client should be registered in Reddit backend.
- busymom0 3y agoTechnically that could be done. Each user could create a client ID and then input that in the app and then the app could use it to make requests. But I doubt Reddit will be happy about that and will quickly send a cease and desist to the developer and ban those users.