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On a system I'm designing, you can provide a 2nd (or 3rd, 4th) password, which affords an user of said username/password combination a subset of the permissions
by fortyninenine 16d ago
On a system I'm designing, you can provide a 2nd (or 3rd, 4th) password, which affords an user of said username/password combination a subset of the permissions _you_ have, which stops working after a date.
This has made multiple product owners cry. I am wondering if it would make sense to add a 2ndary action prompting the user at the eol for this secondary credential asking them if it went fine, to try and collect some information on how popular the feature is.
- TeMPOraL 16d agoThat's nice and I applaud you for attempting to solve it in a user-friendly way. Sadly, because that'll come off as unusual to 99%+ of your userbase, you'll probably face challenges explaining this to the users, and it'll skew statistics you gather here. Chicken and egg problem, really :(.
- raphman 16d agoOh cool. Would you mind expanding a bit on the implementation? I have been thinking about a generic auth system like this for some time.