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#strava

Strava plan to restrict third-party apps has users in an uproar

Strava has restricted third-party apps from displaying users' data to enhance privacy, provoking significant backlash from the user community.

Fitness app Strava is tightening third-party access to user data

Strava insists on responsible AI usage and maintains user control in its latest API policies affecting third-party applications.

Strava plan to restrict third-party apps has users in an uproar

Strava has restricted third-party apps from displaying users' data to enhance privacy, provoking significant backlash from the user community.

Fitness app Strava is tightening third-party access to user data

Strava insists on responsible AI usage and maintains user control in its latest API policies affecting third-party applications.
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#reddit

Reddit's getting more popular-and profitable

Reddit's API monetization led to a significant increase in revenue and user engagement, culminating in its first reported profit.

Reddit admits more moderator protests could hurt its business

Reddit acknowledged the threat of future user protests and value of third-party Reddit apps.
API rule changes led to user protests, crashed Reddit for hours, and could have financial impacts on the company.

Reddit communities will require permission while going private or swithcing to NSFW | TechCrunch

Reddit introduces new rules for moderators to prevent disruptive community changes, emphasizing approval requests for altering community status or maturity ratings.

Exploring Reddit's third-party app environment 7 months after the APIcalypse

Reddit's changes to access its API led to the closure of many third-party Reddit apps.
Narwhal, a popular third-party Reddit app, now charges a subscription fee of $3.99 per month due to Reddit's API changes.

Reddit's getting more popular-and profitable

Reddit's API monetization led to a significant increase in revenue and user engagement, culminating in its first reported profit.

Reddit admits more moderator protests could hurt its business

Reddit acknowledged the threat of future user protests and value of third-party Reddit apps.
API rule changes led to user protests, crashed Reddit for hours, and could have financial impacts on the company.

Reddit communities will require permission while going private or swithcing to NSFW | TechCrunch

Reddit introduces new rules for moderators to prevent disruptive community changes, emphasizing approval requests for altering community status or maturity ratings.

Exploring Reddit's third-party app environment 7 months after the APIcalypse

Reddit's changes to access its API led to the closure of many third-party Reddit apps.
Narwhal, a popular third-party Reddit app, now charges a subscription fee of $3.99 per month due to Reddit's API changes.
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jQuery UI 1.14.0 released

Release 1.14.0 focuses on reducing maintenance burden and dropping support for older browsers or jQuery versions.

Reminder - Google is turning off all Universal Analytics services and APIs | MarTech

Google is discontinuing all Universal Analytics services and APIs on July 1, replacing them with Google Analytics 4 properties.
Failing to migrate to GA4 and export data before the deadline could negatively impact campaign performance and access to historical data.

After losing access to Twitter's API, Block Party pivots to privacy | TechCrunch

Block Party pivoted to Privacy Party after being impacted by Twitter's API changes.
Privacy Party focuses on helping users navigate privacy settings on various social networks.

All three game console makers have now abandoned X

Nintendo discontinued Switch's X integration, following Microsoft and Sony. Console now lacks direct X connection.
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