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Anything that promotes privacy and then offers “sign in with Facebook, et al” worries me. At the very least offer Github or Ubuntu One or something as a single
by neilwilson 6y ago
Anything that promotes privacy and then offers “sign in with Facebook, et al” worries me.
At the very least offer Github or Ubuntu One or something as a single sign in option for those who don’t trust either your database or BigCorp
- SCUSKU 6y agoIs Github, being owned by Microsoft, really that much more trustworthy?
- everfree 6y agoYes because GitHub's business model doesn't directly rely on the violation of user privacy. It's just pay-for-features, afaik.
- Cthulhu_ 6y agoGithub doesn't, but Microsoft has shifted from a software licensing company; they make most their money off of subscription services now I believe, but never forget that they added ad tracking and advertising options to their operating system, and only after a lot of pressure do they start your new system up with asking about what privacy invasions you will permit for the sake of advertising.
- stefannn 6y agoThanks for the feedback. We've added those platforms that we believe are most popular for the majority of web users. In my opinion, the best solution would be something similar to what Solid (https://solid.mit.edu/ https://solid.mit.edu/) proposes. Unfortunately, they don't have much traction yet.