There are all kinds of cool and interesting Twitter services. Some of them ask for your username and password. While many of these services are legit, it might be a good idea to think twice before handing over personal information.
For more, check out this post on my tech blog, Mark Evans Tech. As well, Oliver Marks has some thoughts on Twitterank, a ranking tool that asked you for your Twitter username and password.
Update:Mashable’s Adam Ostrow has a long post looking at Twitterank and why its time in the spotlight earlier this week was so interesting.
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Be Careful with Twitter Services
There are all kinds of cool and interesting Twitter services. Some of them ask for your username and password. While many of these services are legit, it might be a good idea to think twice before handing over personal information.
For more, check out this post on my tech blog, Mark Evans Tech. As well, Oliver Marks has some thoughts on Twitterank, a ranking tool that asked you for your Twitter username and password.
Update: Mashable’s Adam Ostrow has a long post looking at Twitterank and why its time in the spotlight earlier this week was so interesting.
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