TweetDeck Apps and Social Commerce App Flattr Felled by Twitter's API Rules
In its ongoing efforts to police how its data is used by third-party apps, Twitter this week shut down mobile TweetDeck apps, Facebook integration with TweetDeck and use of the social commerce app Flattr on its platform.
In its ongoing efforts to police how its data is used by third-party apps, Twitter this week shut down mobile TweetDeck apps, Facebook integration with TweetDeck and use of the social commerce app Flattr on its platform.
TweetDeck is a Twitter client acquired by Twitter in 2011. As expected, Twitter today said it would shut down the client’s mobile apps.
“To continue to offer a great product that addresses your unique needs, we’re going to focus our development efforts on our modern, web-based versions of TweetDeck,” the company said.
Twitter also said it would turn off Facebook integration from all versions of TweetDeck, continuing escalating hostilities between the two social networks.
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