Falcon Pro, the popular Twitter app by Joaquim Vergès has once again hit Twitter’s 100,000 limit on user tokens, as also occurred earlier this year.
Vergès has reset the application token, invalidating existing user authentications, and has released an update to the app with the new token. Falcon Pro users will need to login to the app again after installing the update. Settings will be maintained as they are stored within the app.
@NitrozK @PaulOBrien @lennyuk it's the least dodgy solution…
— Falcon for Android (@falcon_android) June 17, 2013
While this solution works in the short term, Twitter’s token limit severely restricts any developers who don’t enter into a partnership with the social media giant – partnerships which are offered at its sole discretion. We remain hopeful that Twitter will open up and offer partnerships with less restrictive conditions to developers and allow higher token limits, which has previously been refused to Falcon Pro.
Have you paid for Falcon Pro and no longer using it due to the repeated reset of tokens? Let us know in the comments.
