Twitter loads all third-party apps, so you only use its official app

The arrival of Elon Musk to Twitter has triggered a series of reactions that, so far, seem completely unrealistic. In less than three months the social network has turned into absolute chaos and there are no signs that the situation will improve in the near future.. In fact, his death may be taking too long.

Just a few days ago an alarm went off on social networks and in the specialized media, Twitter apps had stopped working and this is a problem for users who prefer to use unofficial clients instead of the application developed by Twitter. Come on, he decided to limit access to hundreds of thousands of people.

This situation, which until now has been taken as an error by Twitter It is not caused by a failure within the organization of the social network. In fact, it has been a premeditated decision on the part of the blue bird social network and has managed to get thousands of users to express their disagreement from their accounts.

What is the motive behind this? It is completely unknown and, in fact, the only thing that Twitter has communicated is that the app would have started enforcing its old API rules and that this decision would be causing problems for applications that use this API to get their clients to work.

Twitter stops being benevolent with applications that use its API

The situation is complex since it is not understood that, in the middle of 2023, Twitter has decided to return to its old rules regarding the use of the API of its application. Also, the developer companies or users behind these Twitter clients had not been informed of this and have not received a response to the complaints they have processed.

It is completely unknown if the decision comes from the hand of Elon Musk, but many users believe so and, therefore, They have not been slow to express their discontent with the South African tycoon using Twitter as a loudspeaker for their complaints. The future is the only one that has the answers, so we will have to wait to find out how the situation progresses for users and their accounts.

The decision is not understood and, unfortunately, there is no way to bypass this block established by Twitter. Of course, it is curious that some third-party applications continue to work, as is the case with Harpy in the case of Android. What is clear is that the most popular Twitter clients have been rendered obsolete by this decision.