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The site is toast, so I can't read how it works, but I will comment in general on 3rd-party auth. I refuse to use sites that require 3rd-party auth. If I have

The site is toast, so I can't read how it works, but I will comment in general on 3rd-party auth. I refuse to use sites that require 3rd-party auth. If I have a problem logging in to your site, I want to reach out to you and get it resolved. I don't want you to say, "We don't have any ability to address auth issues on our own site. Take it up with <completely unrelated site>." I don't want my account with you to be suspended because I had a falling out with Facebook or Google or anybody else that is not you.

ec109685 6y ago
Any site using third party sign in should treat it as just one way of logging in. The verified email these providers return should always be able to login you in as well.
- ziml77 6y ago
  I feel like that should be an option for third party login. I shouldn't have to give out my email address if I don't want to.
  - ec109685 6y ago
    Apple’s version does that, where you can obscure the email provided to the service you are logging into.