Twitter has two primary methods of authenticating API access:
1. Web version - typical Facebook style, describes specific permissions but there are only 2 options that devs can use: read or read/write (plus read/write + direct messages but that will be gone this year)
2. iOS version - menu slides in with all of your system authorized twitter accounts, you tap the one you want
I'm pretty positive #2 does not give you any real authorization messages or screens. I just logged out of Meerkat to find out but that screen doesn't work anymore because their keys are broken
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How did they manage to do this? Aren't there proper permissions requests like Facebook?
Twitter has two primary methods of authenticating API access:
1. Web version - typical Facebook style, describes specific permissions but there are only 2 options that devs can use: read or read/write (plus read/write + direct messages but that will be gone this year)
2. iOS version - menu slides in with all of your system authorized twitter accounts, you tap the one you want
I'm pretty positive #2 does not give you any real authorization messages or screens. I just logged out of Meerkat to find out but that screen doesn't work anymore because their keys are broken