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Some people, but not this person. I like having a separate login for each web service. I keep each login in my password wallet so even I don't know the passwo
by typicalrunt 14y ago
Some people, but not this person. I like having a separate login for each web service. I keep each login in my password wallet so even I don't know the password. Using this approach, if a service gets compromised, I don't need to worry that my access will spread to other systems.
I also like email/password signups because I get to use different emails for each service. GMail helps with this since I can use johndoe+twitter@gmail.com and johndoe+facebook@gmail.com.
- hcarvalhoalves 14y agoOnly that most signup forms use a broken regex and think <name+mailbox@example.com> emails are not valid. Been there, done that.
- schoash 14y agoI don't trust such services much. always use my default :)@domain.com which is also valid according to the RFC