Tag Archives: OAuth

OAuth: Refreshed and More User-Friendly

By Mark Evans | Published: April 29, 2011
There are many things that puzzle me about Twitter but once in awhile it rolls out something that delights. A case in point is the upgraded OAuth process, which has a a new look and feel. What I particularly like is how it now displays the things a Twitter-related application can and can’t do. It [...]
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Manage Your Twitter Connections

By Mark Evans | Published: August 18, 2010
If you’re really into Twitter, you have probably signed up for a lot of different services along the way. This mean providing authorization through Twitter’s OAuth system. Once in awhile, it’s a good idea to take a look at all your connections to third-party services. To do so, go to your account, and click on [...]
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Coming Soon: No More Passwords Giveaways!

By Mark Evans | Published: January 24, 2009
One of the biggest challenges and problems within the Twitter ecosystem in recent months has been the growing uneasiness amount the Twiterrati to give third-party services their usernames and passwords. It has meant that many interesting services have gone undiscovered or unexplored simply because Twitters users refuse to give away their passwords. This is a [...]
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