New Twitter API changes will bring Like and Block data to third-party apps
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What you need to know Twitter has announced API changes that will give third-party apps access to more data. Like and Block data will be available to third-party Twitter apps. Big news for those who aren`t a fan of Twitter.app. Twitter has announced changes to its API that will allow third-party apps to access data about likes and clocks. The change was announced via the Twitter developer forums. The biggest change comes in the form of Likes, with apps set to be able to access data including who likes a specific tweet. That`s something that`s limited to the official Twitter app right now. Liking Tweets is one of the core features people use to engage in the public conversation on Twitter. With endpoints in our Likes lookup endpoint group, you can see a list of accounts that have liked a specified Tweet, or which Tweets a specified account has liked. You could use these endpoints to understand what kind of content a specified account or group of accounts Likes, or study how ...