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If you empathize with normal users, you realize they don't care the least about any of this. They want to use a convenient service to do things. To post picture
by bonoboTP 6y ago
If you empathize with normal users, you realize they don't care the least about any of this. They want to use a convenient service to do things. To post pictures of themselves, to see what their friends and frenemies are up to, what's the new cool thing etc etc. Login should just work, nobody cares what is displayed where, and which site knows what. Normal people (outside the HN) bubble don't care about these things, like privacy and what data they share. It doesn't get them closer to the things they want to do online, that is post things and consume content.
- hackmiester 6y agoThe problem is that it doesn’t really work, because if next time they somehow log in with their email/Twitter/Facebook/Apple ID instead, it will make a new, totally unrelated account, and all their stuff will be mysteriously gone for no apparent reason.