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That's pretty flimsy reasoning to allow Google and Facebook to track your users. You "might" have done something wrong. It's unlikely they rolled their own encr
by PenguinCoder 4y ago
That's pretty flimsy reasoning to allow Google and Facebook to track your users. You "might" have done something wrong. It's unlikely they rolled their own encryption and authentication process. Using well trusted, vetted, local auth libraries is much more preferable than outsourcing your auth for "security reasons" to a third party.
- spockz 4y agoOne could still use something like auth0 to implement authentication without shelling out to social media.
- jeffybefffy519 4y agoAuth0 adds cost overhead for small projects that is hard to justify. I think the original comment about doing your own logins is overblown and theres still heaps of ways that outsourced logins can be broken from an integration POV.