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For me it's more of a matter of privacy. I do have a facebook account but still refuse to log into any site that wants me to connect with facebook.
by itg 16y ago
For me it's more of a matter of privacy. I do have a facebook account but still refuse to log into any site that wants me to connect with facebook.
- awakeasleep 16y agoSharing my connection information, some of my real life activities and hobbies, and a few private messages with Facebook seems risky enough already. When another company wants me to connect, my mind just balks.
- natabbotts 16y agoAgreed. Knowing that the company requiring you to sign in can quite easily access all the data stored by Facebook worries me greatly. Twitter logins I have no problem with, as all my twitter info is public anyway (such is the nature of twitter), so there isn't any damage that can be done. Facebook, however, gives you no way of knowing exactly what it stores and shares, and because of this I am simply too paranoid to log in with it. The best login system is OAuth by far - it is secure, and doesn't have any risk attached.
- ahi 16y agoI agree. I don't know why it's not also a matter of privacy for site owners. They're handing Facebook their entire usage data. Dumb dumb dumb.