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Or, they no longer have free 3rd party access but provide a paid tier that allows 3rd party access. Say $10 a month, you have to be logged in but it means you c
by NovaDudely 3y ago
Or, they no longer have free 3rd party access but provide a paid tier that allows 3rd party access. Say $10 a month, you have to be logged in but it means you can still use the app of your choice. They can limit the amount of requests to something well above the average person use but low enough that is isn't abused by data scrapping.
It seems like a decent middle ground. But what would I know, I am but the son of a candle maker! I know nothing!
- neurostimulant 3y agoSpotify use similar scheme where only premium users can access spotify API and thus can use 3rd party apps.
- datavoid 3y agoGreat in theory - without including NSFW content, those prices would never fly though.