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For a company who's product requires trusting them with login tokens for all your favourite online services, this is ludicrously short-sighted.
by drodgers 2y ago
For a company who's product requires trusting them with login tokens for all your favourite online services, this is ludicrously short-sighted.
- al_borland 2y agoI have very little trust in startups. Even if the R1 was a good product, their methods of logging into services was something I could never get onboard with. I even changed banks (after 20 years), because I was looking to link my account to a budget app and my old bank required a 3rd party service that cached login data. I went through and tried connecting about 2 dozen banks that seemed like contenders to find the 2 or 3 that allowed me to authenticate properly with a token I could revoke from the bank itself, and switched to one of those. I don't know who these people are that hand over things like bank creds based on trust alone. The R1 wasn't there yet, but I'm cure that was a future goal.