Twitter makes its latest API the default for all developers and their appsWhat you need to know
Twitter has confirmed that it has made its updated API the default for all developers and apps.
The original API will no longer receive feature updates but will receive bug fixes.
The API v2 is now the "primary Twitter API."
Twitter has confirmed that its updated API v2 is now the "primary Twitter API" for developers and the apps that they create. The API was originally made available in the middle of 2020 but has been operating as a beta, with API v1 hanging around. With the move to API v2, the original version will now no longer receive feature updates — but it will continue to receive bug fixes.
Twitter made the announcement on its developer website, saying that there are now two new levels of access — Essential and Elevated.
Essential access includes immediate access to the Twitter API v2 upon signup, one App environment and the ability to retrieve up to 500k Tweets per month. This should meet the majority of developers' needs, especially early...
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Twitter makes its latest API the default for all developers and their apps
