Reddit-Apollo Mayhem

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Apollo, a popular third-party Reddit app for iPhone, is shutting down on June 30th due to the new expensive API pricing introduced by Reddit.
The developer of Apollo has criticized Reddit's sudden change in API pricing and timeline, leaving many app developers struggling to adjust.
Reddit refused to consider buying out third-party apps and instead criticized Apollo for blackmailing them for a $10 million payout.

The developer of the famous "Rif is Fun for Reddit" Android app has announced that they will shut down on June 30, 2023, due to changes to Reddit's API and what they perceive as cruel treatment of developers.
Reddit has been accused of blocking ads in third-party apps, charging for API access, and removing sexually explicit content from third-party apps while keeping it on the official app, leading to disappointment and frustration among RIF users.
Some users are considering alternative Reddit apps and platforms, and Reddit's treatment of developers is facing scrutiny in light of recent accusations against the Apollo developer.