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So what happens to other sites login with twitter?

• seanhunter 4y ago
  Generally social sign-in uses oauth apis[1]. These are most likely unaffected as they aren't part of the general twitter api that would be used by 3rd party apps. [1] https://www.sitepoint.com/demystifying-modern-social-apis-social-sign-in/ https://www.sitepoint.com/demystifying-modern-social-apis-so...
  • wut42 4y ago
    Twitter API uses oAuth for authentication. Third-party clients saw their keys revoked, meaning oauth social sign-in ain't going to work either.
• scraplab 4y ago
  I run one that hasn’t been blocked and is working as normal. This definitely looks selective to me.
  • wooger 4y ago
    It’s slapdash, and maybe just based on cutting off the top N most used ones. Fenix is blocked on Android, but not on iOS, explain that!