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Your website says: No credit card or personal information is required. But you requires Google ID, that seems personal to me... Edit: yes, I can also "create"
by jason_slack 9y ago
Your website says: No credit card or personal information is required.
But you requires Google ID, that seems personal to me...
Edit: yes, I can also "create" an account, but that too is personal information.
Edit 2: after the down vote, let me explain. Calendaring and scheduling is inherently personal. Some websites for demo purposes give out a unique URL, not tied to a log-in. This seems appropriate in this case.
- nsgi 9y agoThe site is down, but if it just requires an email address and password then I wouldn't class that as personal information. It's easy to create a throwaway.
- jason_slack 9y agotrue about the throw-a-way. I could imagine just how much burden this would carry on mail providers if even 1% of the population created a throw-a-away (or more than one!!) for trying sites like this. At 7.5 billion people on this earth...
- jklein11 9y agoThere are always services like mailinator
- camidealweek 9y agoThanks for your feedback. My intent was not a demo, I would say it is a trial. So the app will need something to identify the user, and I chose email because this will be the main contact channel in case you have further requests such as: password reset, questions, etc...