> 1: I understand your concern in terms of google auth. I always refused to implement it because i did not want google to have information about my users, but e

> 1: I understand your concern in terms of google auth. I always refused to implement it because i did not want google to have information about my users, but every developer told me i was missing out on so many signups, so i tried it this time. Now it hurts me to see that a potential customer walked away. I think the key here is having it optional. I am personally far more likely to sign up to something if there's google auth - I don't need another thing to track I can just easily assign it to my work or personal account.