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But requiring an email hardly solves that problem. And very few apps (at least of what I use) that have 3rd party auth have features where user content is disp
by ballenf 7y ago
But requiring an email hardly solves that problem.
And very few apps (at least of what I use) that have 3rd party auth have features where user content is displayed to others.
- endlessvoid94 7y agoIt does significantly reduce the problem.
- olliej 7y agoHow? Is it because you have "proof" that it's a real user? If you watch the presentation or read the transcript, you'll hear that they already do a bunch of fraud prevention. I'm going to go out on a limb and say Apple is doing much more anti-fraud/fake account work that most others are able to.
- vlozko 7y agoI’d imagine there’s a lot of criteria being used. Maybe something like the age of the account, how often it’s used, of it was created from an often used IP address. Whatever it is, it’s probably not in Apple’s interest to disclose it.