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See, I'm bit confused here. I understood it so, that as a user of Echelon, as I wouldn't have to give the Twitter account password to colleagues. But what about
by tommi 13y ago
See, I'm bit confused here. I understood it so, that as a user of Echelon, as I wouldn't have to give the Twitter account password to colleagues. But what about to Echelon itself? How can I be sure that the Echelon won't be compromised and all hell wouldn't break loose? Does the account have one Echelon app authorized which then works as a middleman to the users?
- rsoto 13y agoSince only the tokens are stored on Echelon's server, any compromise might do some damage (tweets, bio change, etc), but you will not lose the account's password. So that's a pretty good tradeoff if you ask me.
- deleted 13y ago[deleted]