Very conflicted on SSO. I love it in an enterprise setting where it is assumed that your information is shared for insurance, payroll, or just work related need

Very conflicted on SSO. I love it in an enterprise setting where it is assumed that your information is shared for insurance, payroll, or just work related needs. But I hate it in a consumer setting where I just want good ol’ username and password. Of course the password/phrase should be long, uncompromised, and unique and salted and hashed and all of that, but there is just so much friction for me in SSO. I’ve even seen Next JS’s default authentication module basically drop support for username/password under the dubious claim that it is inherently insecure.