In today’s digital landscape, social media has become an integral part of our lives, connecting people, businesses, and communities across the globe. As technology continues to evolve, the integration ...

To improve security, an administrator can block all third-party API app access to Workspace data, but more targeted methods may be better overall. Recently, Google added a Workspace security setting ...

Just after the release of iOS 12 in 2018, Apple introduced its own built-in screen time tracking tools and controls. It then began cracking down on third-party apps that had implemented their own ...

Tessie is one of the popular third party apps that could get hurt by Tesla's API pricing. Credit: Tessie Tesla's API pricing is live, and the news is not good for third party app developers. On ...

Strava is tightening API access and login requirements to curb AI scraping and data misuse ahead of its proposed IPO. Here’s what developers need to check ...

OpenAI announced expansion of availability of GPT-4 to all paying API users and the deprecation of older embeddings models. This change provides developers the ability to create even more powerful ...

It’s been a contentious journey, but Reddit’s new API pricing will take effect on July 1. What started as a fight over creating an affordable option for valued third-party Reddit apps has evolved into ...

The latest Android 16 beta has added an API that lets apps check if the user has enrolled in Advanced Protection. Advanced Protection is an enhanced security mode that beefs up account security, ...

In the release notes for iOS 13.5, you may have noticed a somewhat ominous message. Apple says that the update, “introduces the Exposure Notification API to support COVID-19 contact tracing apps from ...

Google is cracking down on apps that use Android’s accessibility API. Even though the APIs have been around for years without any kind of rules about usage, Google has now started telling developers ...

The popular third-party Reddit app Apollo is shutting down on June 30, 2023, as a direct result of Reddit’s recently announced new API pricing plans which would end up costing Apollo $20 million per ...