Twitter mobile users and developers, rejoice: the microblogging company has finally fixed mobile OAuth.

In an announcement earlier today, Twitter’s Director of Platform Ryan Sarver revealed that the team has finally fixed the rendering issue that made OAuth nearly unusable in mobile interfaces. It’s an issue I’ve discussed with Ryan all the way back to last year.

In addition to the mobile interface fix, Twitter also made a few changes to OAuth. The most important of these changes is that the default action in mobile is “allow” instead of deny in iPhones.

Ryan was also kind enough to post some picture showing mobile Oauth in action on Foursquare:

It’s been a nagging issue that we’re glad has finally been resolved.

Tags: Mobile 2.0, OAuth, social media, twitter

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