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Is it actually useful? It saves people from needing to create passwords for each service if they don't use a password manager while also eliminating SSO as a d
by UncleMeat 5y ago
Is it actually useful?
It saves people from needing to create passwords for each service if they don't use a password manager while also eliminating SSO as a data collection mechanism for major internet companies. That's not nothing, but the entirety of this is achieved by signature based authentication, which has existed for years and years but has achieved basically zero adoption.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 5y agoIt is obviously useful, and indeed it could be implemented by readily available methods. If "Web3" was really about getting that done, making the adoption actually happen, I think I'd be a lot less inclined to think the whole thing is just hype-based scams.