This Block Party app enables Twitter users to filter the content they don't want to see.
Twitter has recently announced that it is expanding free access to its social media data. Twitter has said that their move will encourage software developers to have secure online conversations or help them develop tools and products that control the conversation.
The move is part of an effort to advance last year to decentralize twitter. Moreover, the move aims to give users more control over what condensation they see on their Twitter feed, according to Amir Shevat, head of the production for Twitter's developer site. Other social media companies, including Twitter and Facebook, continue to face global scrutiny of how their algorithms reveal some content and their role in spreading misinformation or hate speech.
That is why such efforts are also being taken to increase access to developers. Since Twitter has said it is expanding the free access to social media data at this stage, developers can access data of about 2 million tweets per month at no cost through Twitter's application programming interface (API). Accordingly, Shevat has indicated that their API policy has been changed.
Speaking in an interview, Amir Shevat said, 'I want everyone to define their wishes and have adjusted content according to them. We can only make this possible if the developers are in it. To illustrate apps created with Twitter data, you can refer to Windows Post. It was designed by software engineer Tracy Chou.
This Block Party app enables Twitter users to filter the content they don't want to see. Similarly, another app developed by software engineer Janique-ka John, the live audio chat feature from Twitter Spaces allows users to search users more easily for Twitter data, the company's live audio chat feature. Twitter has changed its API policy to make it happy news for developers.
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