> FYI - never use oauth to log into anything you care about. I definitely agree with this. While it's true that Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Apple are pro

> FYI - never use oauth to log into anything you care about. I definitely agree with this. While it's true that Google, Microsoft, Facebook, and Apple are probably better at securing accounts than most other companies, there's always the possibility that they can be compromised. Another problem is that if your oauth provider decides to close your account for whatever reason, it may be difficult or impossible to unlink everything from it. Not only do I create real accounts for any service I want to use, I divide them up among multiple separate email accounts, so that if one account is compromised, I limit the associated services that are vulnerable as a result.