Twitter Announces App Developer Requirements to Block Privacy Attack

Recently, Twitter has announced for new developer requirements, developed to oppose spam, privacy attack and try to manage conversations on the social media platform. The firm claimed, they kicked 143,000 apps that disrupted its policies of the site between April and June, in this year. But they want to go further to change clarity and control over developers’ use of user information. For this, now all of the new API requests will need to go through a new developer account application process in a bid to reduce “spammy and low-quality apps,” the firm said. This will eventually be expanded to all developers with existing application programming interface access, while not now Twitter couldn’t specify about the time. The organization declared that it’s also limiting the number of apps that are registered by a single developer account to 10. The firm also said that, in a further effort to defeat spam, Twitter is looking to introduce tighter controls on apps that create tweets, r...