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Lesley replied on July 28, 2008 03:21 to the question "Email no longer working for SMS check-in from Verizon" in Brightkite:

Hi peccatorimpius, emails from Verizon were causing a lot of duplicate posts and notifications for our users, so we had to block them. This has happened twice in the past, so now we are waiting on word from Verizon that this problem has been fixed. For status updates on things like this you can friend us on Brightkite (username: Brightkite).

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peccatorimpius asked a question in Brightkite on July 26, 2008 16:08:

Email no longer working for SMS check-in from Verizon

My bkite email address is not working for SMS check-in or for photo uploading. What is happening? My carrier is Verizon.

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A comment on the question "Photo check-in?" in Brightkite:

t3mujin, we don't have any sort of ETA at this point. Once we get the iPhone app out the door we'll be able to focus on some of these features that have been lingering for a while. :) – Lesley, on July 23, 2008 16:22

t3mujin replied on July 23, 2008 13:25 to the question "Photo check-in?" in Brightkite:

Is there an estimate when this can be done?

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rahimrahman replied on July 10, 2008 15:06 to the idea "Post to Twitter" in Brightkite:

Is Twitter cross posting back online? My last few note posts ranging from 8-14 hours ago never made it to Twitter.

Sven replied on July 10, 2008 00:52 to the idea "Post to Twitter" in Brightkite:

sweet. thanx. now following all y'all.

A comment on the idea "Post to Twitter" in Brightkite:

It should be back soon. If it's going to be longer, I will post an update in this thread as well as on Twitter. You can follow us there to see all of our updates (@brightkite). – Lesley, on July 09, 2008 23:58

Sven replied on July 09, 2008 23:49 to the idea "Post to Twitter" in Brightkite:

Aaaah, bummer. Okay, but when will it come back? I loved this feature when I saw others using it.

Lesley replied on July 09, 2008 23:48 to the idea "Post to Twitter" in Brightkite:

Sven, we have disabled Twitter posting for the time being. It will be back later. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Sven replied on July 09, 2008 23:31 to the idea "Post to Twitter" in Brightkite:

My Twitter account is not showing Check In's. I'm on Public and all Twitter variables are enabled. Any idea?

A comment on the idea "Post to Twitter" in Brightkite:

Thanks for the response. I understand that brightkite needs to use the "raw" password to talk to Twitter, but I would recommend storing the password in your database in encrypted fashion. That way a simple SQL query or dump would not expose them to malicious use. Only a programmer with knowledge of the encryption mechanism and keys would be able to gain access. – peccatorimpius, on July 01, 2008 22:40

Lesley replied on June 30, 2008 17:08 to the idea "Post to Twitter" in Brightkite:

Hi Robert, thanks for letting us know about this. We are working on the problem right now.

Robert Gonzalez replied on June 30, 2008 16:28 to the idea "Post to Twitter" in Brightkite:

Is there something broken with Twitter updates today? I have posted three or four posts in Bk this morning and none of them have posted to Twitter. I have never experienced this (except in very rapid sequential BK posts) so this is new to me.

A comment on the idea "Post to Twitter" in Brightkite:

I second this one. – Morgan Aldridge, on June 28, 2008 13:58

A comment on the idea "Post to Twitter" in Brightkite:

We take all the necessary precautions to protect your account information and the BK employees do not have access to your password unless we absolutely need it. Ideally, we would prefer to not have to take your Twitter password, but Twitter does not give us any other way to integrate with them (e.g. using OAuth, or some other token-based authentication). – Lesley, on June 27, 2008 22:03