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Today, our User Streams, Site Streams, and legacy Direct Message endpoints will begin a brief period of degraded service before being retired entirely. Developers using these services can learn more and find migration guides on the forum:https://twittercommunity.com/t/details-and-what-to-expect-from-the-api-deprecations-this-week-on-august-16-2018/110746 …

Reminder This week, on August 16th, User Streams, Site Streams, and the legacy Direct Message endpoints will be deprecated. Today's forum post shares what to expect as well as instructions for those who have not yet migrated off of these endpoints.https://twittercommunity.com/t/details-and-what-to-expect-from-the-api-deprecations-this-week-on-august-16-2018/110746 …

And, if you’re not already following our other channels for developer news, learn more about how to stay informed:https://developer.twitter.com/en/stay-informed …

Read today’s blog post for more details.https://blog.twitter.com/developer/en_us/topics/tools/2018/new-developer-requirements-to-protect-our-platform.html …

On September 10th, we’re applying new default app-level rate limits on POST endpoints for Tweets, Retweets, DMs, follows, and likes. We will contact developers who may be impacted to help them continue high-volume access for policy-compliant usage.https://cards.twitter.com/cards/3q12a/5z8bo …

New apps must now be created in the new app management portal on https://developer.twitter.com  (no longer at https://apps.twitter.com ) and require an approved developer account.https://cards.twitter.com/cards/3q12a/5z8bu …

As a developer platform, our first responsibility is our users: to provide a place that supports the health of conversation on Twitter. To continue to prevent misuse of our platform, we are introducing a few new requirements for developers today.https://blog.twitter.com/developer/en_us/topics/tools/2018/new-developer-requirements-to-protect-our-platform.html …

Today's forum post is for all developers still using User Streams, Site Streams, or the legacy Direct Message endpoints. See the post for steps to migrate and a notification about new event types you will see in advance of the sunset of these products.https://twittercommunity.com/t/reminder-site-streams-user-streams-and-legacy-dm-endpoints-will-be-sunset-august-16th/109482 …

Reminder! We shared earlier this year that the following products will go away on August 16th. - Legacy Direct Message endpoints - User Streams - Site Streams If you are using these products, visit the docs for instructions on how to avoid disruption.https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/accounts-and-users/subscribe-account-activity/migration/introduction …

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We’re making app creation even easier for premium API developers! Starting today, premium API devs with an approved developer account on https://developer.twitter.com  can manage their apps and product subscriptions in one place. Learn more.https://twittercommunity.com/t/app-creation-and-management-now-available-in-the-developer-portal/107723 …

As announced last month, today marks the beginning of callback URL whitelisting enforcement. Apps using Sign in with Twitter who have not whitelisted their URLs will experience disruption. To whitelist your URLs, follow the guidance in our May forum post.https://twittercommunity.com/t/action-required-sign-in-with-twitter-users-must-whitelist-callback-urls/105342 …

Experiencing momentary disruptions? This means you have not enabled whitelisting for your callback URLs. Be sure to follow our guidance on how to make these changes by June 12th or your callback URLs will fail. See our May forum post for guidance.https://twittercommunity.com/t/action-required-sign-in-with-twitter-users-must-whitelist-callback-urls/105342 …