tweepy - Why access_token on twitter's streaming API? -



tweepy - Why access_token on twitter's streaming API? -

i trying set cache service , take utilize of streaming api of twitter. confuses me, since server-to-server use, why still need utilize access_token when no user involved in process, application?

so twitter can have info on how api , services beingness used. also, prevent dos , other kind of attacks

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