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Indeed. "Logging in" implies some kind of long lasting session. And logging in conceptually only requires "identification" (e.g. via a username) but not necessa
by rwoerz 2y ago
Indeed. "Logging in" implies some kind of long lasting session. And logging in conceptually only requires "identification" (e.g. via a username) but not necessarily "authentication" (e.g. via a password)
- nmz 2y agoIdentification is not necessarily via a username, people can identify you via just knowing how you look or your voice, the method doesn't matter.