In my Klaviyo account I’m seeing the following message:
“To protect your account from unauthorized access, you will no longer be able to view private API keys after April 22. Please copy your private keys to a secure location, such as a key storage management or password manager, before this date.“
Is this a sweeping change to how Klaviyo is handling private API keys moving forward? Does this deprecate any private api key integrations for new users? Will they still be able to generate private api keys?
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Private API Keys Becoming Hidden
Best answer by jason-myers
>Is this a sweeping change to how Klaviyo is handling private API keys moving forward?
Only in that you won’t be able to view the key going forward. Otherwise API keys are remaining the same.
>Does this deprecate any private api key integrations for new users?
No, your existing private keys will still exist and work, you just won’t be able to view the actual key (after creating it).
> Will they still be able to generate private api keys?
Yes, you will still be able to generate private keys, and you will be able to view the key once (when you create it), but not after that.
>Is this a sweeping change to how Klaviyo is handling private API keys moving forward?
Only in that you won’t be able to view the key going forward. Otherwise API keys are remaining the same.
>Does this deprecate any private api key integrations for new users?
No, your existing private keys will still exist and work, you just won’t be able to view the actual key (after creating it).
> Will they still be able to generate private api keys?
Yes, you will still be able to generate private keys, and you will be able to view the key once (when you create it), but not after that.
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