Along with the friends data API change, Facebook is now requiring all apps to use its new login system, which gives users more granular control over what data they give developers.

Today, Facebook announced new API restrictions for apps. These changes are intended to continue helping developers create apps that the Facebook user base enjoys while also protecting the data and ...

Tap “App data,” which will reveal a list of every app that’s backing up data to your Google Drive account. ... using Android’s Account Transfer API. ...

Tesla has revealed its API usage pricing, ... which varies related to the type of data the app requires. Streaming vehicle signals to the app, for example, cost $1 per 150,000 signals; ...

Spotify suddenly cut off app developers from a bunch of its data. In an announcement one day before Thanksgiving, Spotify said it would be blocking access to some API endpoints.

Google is locking down API access to Gmail data (and later, Drive data) soon, and some of your favorite third-party apps might find themselves locked out of your Google account data.

Selig links to a CNBC report from 2019 that estimated Reddit earns 30 cents a year per user and says Reddit's API pricing would work out to about $2.50 per user per month or $30 a year.