Watch the APIs you depend on
Deprecations arrive quietly. An API you integrated eighteen months ago announces a turndown on a developer blog you do not read, and you find out from a support ticket. Pick the products your app depends on and we will email you when the changes tracker gains a dated entry naming one of them — 13 entries so far, 6of them confirmed in a vendor’s own words and the rest labelled reported. Nothing else: no sequence, no digest you did not ask for, no sharing your address.
Everything we would send you is already public on the changes tracker and in its monthly digest; the alert is the part that reaches you without you checking. Each product also has a directory entry stating how it bills you, what your users must own and what gates your launch.
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We store your email, first name and the list you picked, and nothing else — see the privacy page. An alert is only as good as the tracker behind it: it covers what we verified, on the date we verified it, and it will miss anything a vendor announced somewhere we did not look. It is a second pair of eyes, not a compliance guarantee.