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What about facebook? they are as close as it gets to a centralized database. It's opt-in and tons of sites already support the 'facebook id'.
by redial 16y ago
What about facebook? they are as close as it gets to a centralized database. It's opt-in and tons of sites already support the 'facebook id'.
- shotgun 16y agoDidn't the lesser known founder of Facebook take leave and get in bed with the Obama White House?
- pyre 16y agoThey're getting Google in on this too. I can't imagine that Google will give no push-back against the idea that FacebookConnect becomes a national Internet ID.
- shotgun 16y agoGood point. Maybe free market forces will help after all... Edit: Google probably stands the gain more from this initiative than Facebook if it can cleverly integrate it with Google Me.