In order to avoid Twitter's limitation, Falcon Pro found out that new registrants are registered as fictitious applications

The new Falcon Pro user registered to a fictitious application and avoided the token limit (upper limit of the number of users), it turned out that the Falcon Pro application can be used.

Falcon Pro update lets users circumvent Twitter's token limits by registering fake apps | The Verge
http://www.theverge.com/2013/7/4/4494564/falcon-pro-update-lets-users-circumvent-twitters-token-limits

First of all, why is it such a confusing usage method, because Twitter sets up the maximum number of users to 100,000 people for many third-party Twitter clients.

Due to this influence, the user who installed the Falcon Pro application after the number of users of Falcon Pro reached 100 thousand has fallen into a situation where the user can not authenticate the user and the application can not be used. As the number of users increased further, it was impossible to use the application, so developer Joaquim VergesTemporarily increase the price of the application 100 times or moreThis will address a big topic to deal with so that new users will not increase.


After that, Mr. Verges would like to relax the limit on the use of 100,000 people, but Twitter side will multiply, but from Twitter side I can not get a good reply, at lastWithin Google+ on own"Delete the Falcon Pro application from the Google Play storeIn your domainI will make it free download with ". After that the Falcon Pro application will actually be deleted from within the Google Play store.


The latest version of Falcon ProDownloadable from here, And there is also a feature called "mobilizer" to make the web page easier to read and updates including some bug fixes.


After updating, Verges, developer, says, "If you do not have a user token (even a new user), there is a way to log in to Falcon Pro, but you need to find it yourself", meaningful posts , Two hours after the post, one Google+ user, even a new user of Falcon ProPost a possible login methodDid.

The login method is to tap the Falcon logo on the login screen, tap the corner of the application in the order that you decide, then literally "shake (shake)" the phone, and a dialog with "custom login" A box will appear. After that, Falcon Pro tells the user how to register a fictitious application on Twitter's developer site and tell me how to copy the API key to Falcon Pro, which would allow you to use the app.


Although this is a new way to reverse the token limit of Twitter, I do not think Twitter will allow you to use the Falcon Pro application in this way for so long. Third-party clients that have supported Twitter have been heavily damaged by this token limit, but is this resistance of Verges reaching Twitter?