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My country lets me use Google's SSO (arguably should probably also support Apple and have better 2FA options) - why wouldn't yours? If someone wants to use fac
by dzhiurgis 5y ago
My country lets me use Google's SSO (arguably should probably also support Apple and have better 2FA options) - why wouldn't yours?
If someone wants to use facial recognition - why not? If someone wants to use insecure username/password and risk a compromise - let them do it.
FWIW big tech has probably 99.99% of people's faces, I'd guess at least 90% is tied to an identity.
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- jesterpm 5y agoI'd say the bigger issue isn't being allowed to use a third-party SSO, the issue is having the option to not use the third-party's SSO. We see enough horror stories about the impact of being locked out of a Google account.