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Moving on, the Display Guidelines about the information any app that displays tweets must provide are shifting to Display Requirements, with violators potentially losing that application key.
ENGADGET: Twitter's API v1.1 rules put user caps on third party clients, exert more control overall
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Earlier this month, a Canadian court ordered the country's refugee board to re-examine the case of another deserter, Joshua Key, whose application for asylum in Canada had been rejected.
BBC: Canada deports US army deserter
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Other changes include that any pre-installed client app on something like a phone, computer, or TV will need Twitter's permission before it ships (sensing a trend here?), or potentially face revocation of its application key.
ENGADGET: Twitter's API v1.1 rules put user caps on third party clients, exert more control overall