Setting up oauth module/login in Drupal 7

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I want to allow my users to login from Facebook/Google+/Twitter in a common and secure way. In such a way that the users cannot be spy on. So I think a very common way is to use oauth, but that does not work like I expect.

I don't know how to setup the oauth module right. I found also the question How do I configure the Services OAuth sub-module? but that answer is very old and ends with a "To be continued..." statement.

So far I was able to comprehend that I need to generate a context (http://example.org/admin/config/services/oauth/contexts) and a oauth connector (http://example.org/admin/structure/oauthconnector). So I think I setted them correctly but I cannot see where the user may access that.

Could you point me to a tutorial or something like that? I'm not able to find the right words to google that myself. Sorry for that!

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I was able to just upload and activate the OAuth module. Nothing else to set it up. I combined it with the Twitter module (which requires the OAuth module: drupal.org/project/twitter) and that worked fine. For Facebook, I'm using the Facebook OAuth module. - Peter
maybe check out the Hybridauth module as an alternative. drupal.org/project/hybridauth - 2pha
As Peter suggested, the Twitter module provides a good example of how to work with the OAuth module. I recommend spinning up a test site and going through the steps outlined in the Twitter module's README file. - Matt V.

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Drupal module instructions are usually found on the same module page under the Resources> Read Documentation section. This is one the important tutorials to begin with. So use this