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October 17th, 7:34am
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Twitter Warning: Don’t Change Your Email, Username or Password!
This is just a quick service announcement: Twitter is investigating an issue with users becoming locked out of the service after changing their email address or username, or resetting their passwords.
In the meantime: do not change your password, email address or Twitter (
) handle. Until Twitter corrects the issue, it’s best not to attempt any of these changes at this time.
via mashable.com
Thats not surprising... since there are so many twitter apps using the twitter login for authentication. How do you check if you can trust some twitter related site before you submit your twitter login?
Posted 4 months ago
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