"login" makes the situation of conflating authentication and authorization worse, not better. "Logging in" can mean either authentication, authentication+autho

"login" makes the situation of conflating authentication and authorization worse, not better. "Logging in" can mean either authentication, authentication+authorization, or authorization depending on context. Specifically, "logging in" does not need to imply authentication. Example: I "log in" to a public WiFi hotspot using a shared password written on the wall. Yet, there is no authentication taking place.