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Micro-blogging platform Twitter has quietly updated its « Developer Agreement » to ban third-party clients, almost a week after it blocked the apps’ access to its platform.
The new rules mentioned that users can not use Twitter’s application programming interface (API) or content to « create or attempt to create a substitute or similar service or product to the Twitter Applications, » reports The Verge.
As of Thursday, the new rules went into effect.
The platform also defined « Twitter Applications » as the company’s « consumer facing products, services, applications, websites, web pages, platforms, and other offerings, including without limitation, those offered via https://twitter.
