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minus-square@fosiacatlinkEnglish34•2 years agoI modded my Apollo to use my private api key, will keep that around for the time being… but the lemmy app I’m using seems good.
minus-square@nostalgicgamerzlinkEnglish20•2 years agoReddit will likely block that or ban your account (not like the later fucking matters lol) Spez specifically said that using your own API is “not allowed”
minus-square@fosiacatlinkEnglish4•2 years agoyeah, don’t really care. account is like 15 years old too.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish15•2 years agoDo you have instructions to modify Apollo like that?
minus-square@fosiacatlinkEnglish1•2 years agothat’s another way. i injected a dylib into the Apollo ipa that effectively does the same thing, and then sideloaded it. that method you posted might be better tho, less complicated at least.
minus-square@thehappyteacuplinkEnglish3•2 years agoSeconded - at least while I’m in the process of migrating to Lemmy it would be good to keep sync around! 3 days is not enough…
The end is nigh…
I modded my Apollo to use my private api key, will keep that around for the time being… but the lemmy app I’m using seems good.
Reddit will likely block that or ban your account (not like the later fucking matters lol)
Spez specifically said that using your own API is “not allowed”
yeah, don’t really care. account is like 15 years old too.
Do you have instructions to modify Apollo like that?
here
that’s another way. i injected a dylib into the Apollo ipa that effectively does the same thing, and then sideloaded it. that method you posted might be better tho, less complicated at least.
Seconded - at least while I’m in the process of migrating to Lemmy it would be good to keep sync around! 3 days is not enough…
How did you manage that?