by TwitterFools on August 31, 2010

If you are like most Twitter users, you have used use a third-party Twitter application to read or send Tweets. As of August 31, Twitter applications will all use OAuth, an authentication method that lets you use apps without them storing your password.What does this mean for me?The move to OAuth will mean increased security [...]
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by TwitterFools on July 12, 2010

The majority of Tweets are sent or read on applications built by the developer community. Likewise, there is a ever-growing number of third-party applications that bring value to users in a variety of new ways. As we notified developers in April, on June 30th we’re changing the way that all Twitter applications interact with our [...]
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