The best work around I currently know of is after users logout of your site
to display a prompt reminding them to logout of twitter.com too.
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On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 14:11, Chris ch...@deliens.be wrote:
Hi,
We are currently developing a twitter app to allow people to tweet
what they experienced at a fair, from a public computer.
everything works fine except that users stays logged in when using the
oauth/authenticate or oauth/authorize mehods.
appending the force_login=true parameter to the oauth/authenticate
actually forces the login screen to display (that's kind of a fix for
now...), but this is a security risk, as the previous user is still
logged in ;)
I found that an issue (#1453 -
http://code.google.com/p/twitter-api/issues/detail?id=1453)
was opened over a year ago states this, but no updates...
does anyone know a way to logout a user programmatically or at least
prevent twitter.com for storing its authentication cookies after a
successful login?
thx!
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