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Actually, I can't see any cons. The biggest benefit for you is that you don't have to store their passwords. Believe me, you don't want them. And for them, it's
by dindresto 13y ago
Actually, I can't see any cons.
The biggest benefit for you is that you don't have to store their passwords. Believe me, you don't want them.
And for them, it's easier to sign up, which can therefore make them think that it won't cost much time to just try out the service (even if it's a mobile app, they might think twice if they have to create an account first).
- RizkSaade 13y agoThank you. The confusing bit is around: a- Usernames: assume you allow social login from FB+Twitter+Email, who sets the username? b- Re-sign in: when users come back after few days, what if they forgot if they logged in through FB or twitter the previous time, that does not seem easy to work around