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Posted March 4, 2011 in Blog by VisualMob

11.6 hours scam on Twitter

If this 11.6 hours scam on twitter tells us anything it is that keeping your social apps locked up tighter than drum is good practice. For goodness sake people, make sure you trust any app that you  are giving access to. Time on tweeter, as it is also known, has already ripped through the majority of the click happy folk out there. Even a simple ploy like this one can get some legs quickly. It is a more of a smash bang thing. But, this is unfortunately, only the beginning.

This is an example of the tweeter app scam

If you’ve accidentally added this or any other poisonous app to facebook or twitter you should immediately revoke Twitter access to all suspicious applications.

To revoke their access, log into Twitter, click on “Settings” in the upper-right drop-down menu, choose “Connections” and click “Revoke Access” on suspicious apps — which, in this case, is the app named “Time on Tweeter.”

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