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Majority of apps are B2C apps, they don't need any of this. All you need is Apple and Google Oauth.
by impulser_ 5mo ago
Majority of apps are B2C apps, they don't need any of this.
All you need is Apple and Google Oauth.
- mooreds 5mo agoIt depends on your use case. If you are a B2C app, you are probably more concerned about: - social providers (Apple and Google being the big ones, but others could play a role--FB or Tiktok for example) - easy registration (but not too easy, you want to avoid bot spam) - self-service account management (updating profile fields, consents [CCPA, GDPR, others], resetting passwords - single sign-on between your apps (if you have multiple) - language support (for your backend, and mobile/web front end) - cost - possibly MFA, possibly passkeys
- sandeepkd 5mo agoIf you are just starting out its probably a good idea. Think about the use case when google bans either your app or bans your app user?
- deaux 5mo agoThen your business is entirely screwed anyway because you've just lost half the market At least to me it sounded very much like they were talking about mobile.