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> I feel like you are intentionally ignoring the dangers of SSO tied to a company that can unilaterally delete your account, and has little incentive to unlock
by otherfiftycents 5y ago
> I feel like you are intentionally ignoring the dangers of SSO tied to a company that can unilaterally delete your account, and has little incentive to unlock it or even let you plead your case.
I feel like you are intentionally ignoring the dangers of crossing a road where there is a higher probability of dying than a FAANGM deleting your account.
- thebean11 5y agoNot sure I understand the argument, everything with a lower probability than dying is not worth fixing? If you are in higher risk groups (journalist, critical of Google, using virtual phone numbers etc) is the probability still low? Account deletion is not the only risk, it's also privacy (Google knows what you sign into and when) and a myriad other advantages (native payments being the obvious one).
- thebean11 5y agoFrom elsewhere in this thread: > I lost access to my Google account because I was away too long, and therefore all the accounts it was tied to.