Feedback says that both TweetDeck and Classic API are back in use.

CTOnews.com July 9, Twitter issued an announcement earlier this week, announcing the migration of existing TweetDeck users to version 2.0 update. However, according to The Verge and other media reports, in the absence of announcements by Musk and other senior executives, TweetDeck and classic API are back in use.

It is reported that some Twitter users have noticed that the old TweetDeck is back in the absence of an announcement from Musk, CEO Linda Yaccarino or any of the company's official social accounts.

In addition, a few developers, including Roberto Doering, the creator of Harpy, noticed that Twitter's legacy API resumed work at 53: 00 a.m. Beijing time on July 9, allowing their third-party clients to work again.

Doering wrote on Harpy's GitHub page that CTOnews.com translated as follows: "Please note that this does not mean that Harpy will be maintained again, as Twitter is likely to close access to its legacy API soon (again) and third-party applications still violate their [terms of Service]."

When Twitter began forcing users to migrate to the new Tweetdeck, the company said users needed to be verified to continue to use the tool, meaning that most people would need to subscribe to Twitter Blue if they wanted to continue to access.