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True, but for most folks logging in with another service (FB, Twitter etc) is the same as 'no registration'. Clearly, it's also where they get the data about y
by amirmc 14y ago
True, but for most folks logging in with another service (FB, Twitter etc) is the same as 'no registration'. Clearly, it's also where they get the data about you to use the service at all. Seems they need FB connect and 'additional permissions' [1].
It'll be interesting to see if they decide to add further methods of logging in (twitter/linkedin) but I wouldn't be surprised if this remains FB-only (I've decided I won't be trying it out since it's FB only).
[1] https://www.airtime.com/faq#ss1 https://www.airtime.com/faq#ss1
- rmason 14y agoIf their target audience is teens then I could see it not being a barrier. But I am getting more and more concerned with whom I share my data. Especially if I am not certain I will receive any corresponding value.
- blacklooksgreat 14y agoIt's still a sign-in, but it's not a registration. Agreed that they will know more information about you, beyond that which you tell them within their app.