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Exactly. That's why we did not use Google identity service. Google accounts are disposable, while Facebook enforces one-account-per-person policy.
by arthurtw 10y ago
Exactly. That's why we did not use Google identity service. Google accounts are disposable, while Facebook enforces one-account-per-person policy.
- dragonwriter 10y ago> Google accounts are disposable, while Facebook enforces one-account-per-person policy. Facebook might claim to, but they don't do much of a job of it.
- arthurtw 10y agoAt least you must be careful when using multiple Facebook accounts from the same computer. It might cause your main Facebook account locked, and take you a while to have Facebook unlock it for you.
- fweespeech 10y ago> Exactly. That's why we did not use Google identity service. Google accounts are disposable, while Facebook enforces one-account-per-person policy. Facebook fails hilariously at enforcement of this.
- daveloyall 10y agoWeird. I don't know a solution. It remains true that I refuse to use my Facebook account on the public internet. For the same reason that I don't 'friend' the whole internet. :) Anyway, check if these accounts https://www.facebook.com/whitehat/accounts/ https://www.facebook.com/whitehat/accounts/ can log into your service. Cheers!