Musk blocked third-party Twitter clients affecting a number of Windows applications, and Tweetium announced its removal from Microsoft Mall.

CTOnews.com, January 24 (Xinhua) after Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion to become the head of the social media, he launched a number of controversial operations, the most controversial of which was the blocking of third-party clients. Affected by this, classic Windows applications such as Tweetium have no choice but to take them off the shelves and stop updating.

Tweetium was launched in the Windows 8 era and has been updated to Windows 11. In fact, there are many excellent third-party Twitter clients on the Windows platform, including MetroTwit and Tweet It! , Fenice and Aeries.

MetroTwit

Fenice

Aeries

Tweetium can be said to be the best third-party Windows Twitter application product because of its synchronization function, simplicity and stability. However, the official said in the latest tweet:

I regret to tell you that the new Twitter leadership has banned all third-party clients without any warning. Tweetium is now blocked from connecting to the service.

Thank you for your support over the years.

The Tweetium has now been removed from the store.

CTOnews.com also learned that some web-based Twitter, such as Tweeten, can still be used normally, but it is unclear how long it will last.