Tuesday, November 14, 2017
Twitter’s ‘premium’ tools let more apps use your data
How much creators pay depends on how many requests they need to make, but access to higher tiers of access starts at $149 per month. While that’s not trivial, it’s low enough that smaller studios could justify the cost to improve the functionality of their apps. The move comes alongside a new “self-serve” portal that gives developers a better sense of their data use and, naturally, a quick way
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