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@ What problem specifically are you seeing? Obviously if there's an issue we want to fix it ASAP.
11:39 AM Nov 13th
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in reply to MichaelHales
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New privacy control: Now you can hide your location, purge all your data or *completely* delete your account:
10:48 AM Nov 12th
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Apologies - a few registered Fire Eagle users got sent a suspension e-mail inappropriately today. We're fixing the problem.
8:05 AM Nov 12th
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Twitter's using Yahoo WOE ids for their geocoding, making them compatible with Fire Eagle, Flickr, GeoPlanet etc.
7:20 PM Nov 9th
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@ Any of those apps could make it possible to get your location from Fire Eagle - but we can't force them to share with us!
4:31 PM Oct 30th
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in reply to mjgardner
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@ That's why we made Fire Eagle in the first place, to make them more interoperable!
3:32 PM Oct 30th
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in reply to mjgardner
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@ Most likely they haven't upgraded their version of OAuth. We alerted people a couple of months ago, but not all have switched.
1:49 AM Oct 25th
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in reply to gr33ndata
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Brightkite users - we think the lovely chaps over there have sorted out the problems we were having. Give it a try and let us know!
3:02 PM Oct 23rd
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There have been some problems with @ updating Fire Eagle. We're talking to our colleagues over there and should have a fix soon.
10:46 AM Oct 21st
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@ Hm. That's really weird. We'll dig into that and let you know as soon as possible what's going on.
6:54 PM Oct 20th
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in reply to webscouter
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@ There shouldn't be an OAuth problem - Brightkite have upgraded. What problems are you experiencing?
6:41 PM Oct 20th
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in reply to webscouter
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If you're trying to use an app that doesn't seem to be letting you auth, let them know that you'd like them to transition to the new OAuth.
10:39 AM Oct 16th
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If you're having problems authing Fire Eagle for some applications, it's because we've turned off support for an insecure version of OAuth
10:31 AM Oct 16th
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Clarke is a native Core Location Fire Eagle updater. Read Brady Forrest on O'Reilly Radar:
6:38 PM Oct 15th
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BB on Fire, @ mobile updater, now supports GPS and/or Cell Tower updates. Looking for testers. (via @)
2:22 PM Oct 15th
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Fire Eagle loves @ and would love it even more if they had Fire Eagle integration! If you agree, let them know!
2:22 PM Oct 15th
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@ We'll look into that one! Thanks for the heads-up
11:36 AM Oct 15th
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in reply to martinpolley
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@ Within the next couple of weeks.
5:20 AM Oct 7th
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in reply to thesuggestr
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@ Mobile auths will not have the warning when we turn off OAuth 1.0 - we can't tell which one they're using at the moment.
11:05 PM Oct 6th
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in reply to thesuggestr
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Lovely article on geo services and what constitute good privacy policies. (via @)
7:04 PM Oct 6th
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- Bio Updates from the team at Fire Eagle - we look after your location! Feel free to ask us questions and we'll do our best to get back to you.
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