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But this was not a use case that was using proof of real-world identity. How could that service possibly be relevant in any way? In fact, Github would know not
by jsnell 5y ago
But this was not a use case that was using proof of real-world identity. How could that service possibly be relevant in any way?
In fact, Github would know nothing about the identity of the Facebook account (and vice versa). This connection would be completely anonymous from both their perspectives. All Github could find out is is that somebody trying to recover the account had access to the preregistered (but unknown) Facebook account. And all Facebook would find out is that a user was recovering some unknown Github account.
- toomuchtodo 5y agoThere are many paths to account recovery, and using real world identity as the cost comes down is a legitimate path forward versus "Facebook identity."