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It is also not really a valid argument here, given that the service we are talking about was offering Facebook and Google login options, which share the exact s
by user-the-name 5y ago
It is also not really a valid argument here, given that the service we are talking about was offering Facebook and Google login options, which share the exact same issue, but with the added privacy violations of those platforms.
- j2bax 5y agoFacebook and Google login were options in addition to standard email sign up.
- user-the-name 5y agoAnd Sign in with Apple is another option in addition to those.
- cesarb 5y agoFrom what I understood from these discussions, that is not an issue with Facebook and Google logins because they reveal the true user email address, so even if they no longer exist one day, that email address could be used to recover the user accounts (using a password recovery flow through email); while Apple SSO does not reveal the true user email address, only a proxy through Apple's systems, so if it no longer exists one day, there's no way to use the email address to recover the user accounts.
- user-the-name 5y agoApple asks the user whether they want to reveal their email or not. If you do not receive a real email address for Sign in with Apple, it is because the user did not want to give it to you. I fail to see any problem with this.