If that’s the case, then the point of all of that is definitely to get people onto the official app and not to save money on “inefficient” API calls.
Either way, I won’t be going back. I am tired of being the product.
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If that’s the case, then the point of all of that is definitely to get people onto the official app and not to save money on “inefficient” API calls.
Either way, I won’t be going back. I am tired of being the product.
By “take” they clearly mean to move it to a new location, but do not stand on the stage at any point during the process of moving it.
I think the people that would seek out a third party app are mostly the kind of people that would do the extra work of copying and pasting an API key. It will definitely be a smaller userbase than before though.
Couldn’t they just have the app ask for the user’s API key? I use a weather app that does that with OpenWeatherMap.
I saw someone else call this “gerrymandered pizza”.
No, which is why they are asking you to take it.