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Requiring you to disclose info to google, microsoft, okta or onelogin can very clearly be an "attitude towards privacy", right?
by SahAssar 4y ago
Requiring you to disclose info to google, microsoft, okta or onelogin can very clearly be an "attitude towards privacy", right?
- yawaramin 4y agoNot necessarily. It's possible to create a new Google account (e.g.) just for Tailscale, and not use it for anything else. That way the only thing Google can know about it is that it's used to log in somewhere.
- SahAssar 4y agoGoogle requires a phone number to sign up these days, and you'd need to isolate google & tailscale in a private window or a firefox privacy container. If you use chrome you'd also get auto-logged in to chrome with your google account. IMO there is no real way to use google in a privacy-protecting way.