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Single sign on (or SSO) is hard. The problem is not just fro a technological standpoint but from a social one. Most people don't really want SSO. Lots of peopl
by jtchang 15y ago
Single sign on (or SSO) is hard. The problem is not just fro a technological standpoint but from a social one. Most people don't really want SSO.
Lots of people want to create different social profiles for different instances.
Then there is the question of trust. Microsoft is going to be holding the keys to all your services. Do you really want that?
- mrsebastian 15y agoHrm... who else would you trust with your login credentials? (Who would've thought that Sony kept passwords in plain text...?) There's no reason you can't have multiple profiles with a single sign-on. But yes, SSO does always tie those profiles back to one account. This is a complicated issue worth discussing though, for sure :)