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yes, of course. i do. how is that a violation of any policy?
by spot 15y ago
yes, of course. i do. how is that a violation of any policy?
- bigiain 15y agoI don't know that it is in violation on any policy. But... Schmitt is on record calling G+ an "identity service". At this stage, I'd be somewhat cautious before allowing myself to become reliant on two separate Google accounts, and assuming they'll be allowed to stay separate, without some explicit guarantee otherwise.
- mmahemoff 15y agoIt will be trivial for Google go offer a way to tie them together, much as HN and SO let you claim other online identities via oAuth or openID.