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Why are so many social media companies trying to sceeeeeeezzzszzee money out of API fees? It takes so much value away from users of those platforms, and (most of the…
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The CEO of Reddit says a mass protest earlier this week did nothing to convince executives to abandon a plan to begin charging for access to the social media platform’s…
Apollo, an independent Reddit mobile app with extra features, will shut down on June 30 due to the social network’s decision to charge developers tens of thousands of dollars. The…
Several Reddit communities will “go dark” this week in protest of changes that will impact most third-party apps that rely on the platform’s application programming interface, or API. The protest,…
Airlines, Air France, KLM, and Ryanair no longer offer customer service support using Twitter’s direct message functionality. Twitter was an online customer support hub for many years. The social network…
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