Moderators of thousands of Reddit’s forums maintain blackout in protest at API fees, after Reddit CEO doubles down

Moderators of thousands of Reddit’s forums maintain blackout in protest at API fees, after Reddit CEO doubles down
Elon Musk threatens to sue Microsoft after it announced plan to remove Twitter from its corporate advertising platform
As composable architectures continue to expand and influence the future of e-commerce, is the security of these technologies being fully considered? Is composable intrinsically more secure than the monolith?
Cost of conducting mass layoffs? Major Twitter outage this week triggered by just one engineer shutting down free access to Twitter API
Ten year old Android dispute is heard before highest court in the United States this week, as Oracle seeks ruling on epic Google fued
Latvia is aiming to be one of the first countries to release a Covid-19 contact-tracing app based on Apple and Google's API, released only last week
Both firms say 22 countries and a number of US states have requested to use the contact-tracing API for their own systems
Dmitri Sirota from CA thinks good API security results in happier developers.