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I'd check it out as I listen to beats all day, but I refuse to give any site my Twitter/Facebook details. Also, you broke the back button.
by executive 15y ago
I'd check it out as I listen to beats all day, but I refuse to give any site my Twitter/Facebook details.
Also, you broke the back button.
- stephank 15y agoReally? I'm normally as paranoid as the next guy, but this only requests read access. Stuff that anyone can find out about you any way if you already have a (public) Twitter account. The frontpage is rather mysterious, though, I agree.
- alexkiwi 15y agoAnything I can do to convince you we're not using your data wrongly?
- liedra 15y agoHave some sort of alternative sign-up that doesn't require a pre-existing social network account?
- executive 15y agoI'm sure you aren't. I just don't want to connect sites together. Would much rather create a separate account at each website like the good old days. Puzzles me why new sites are cannibalizing their potential like this because I can't be alone in this thinking.
- alexkiwi 15y agoThis is a huge unexpected request, we'll definitely look more into it. Happy to talk more, just email us 01@helloworld.im
- junkbit 15y agoThat's the whole point of OAuth; so that you can sign in without giving them your password. You can revoke the permissions of any 3rd party in your twitter settings page.