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It's a transparent attempt to cast Google in a negative light by pretending they're requiring use of some proprietary API instead of an open standard, and it's
by nknighthb 12y ago
It's a transparent attempt to cast Google in a negative light by pretending they're requiring use of some proprietary API instead of an open standard, and it's working beautifully (see top-level comment by seanp2k2 and thegenius's reply).
- fintler 12y agoSeriously? Google+ Sign-In is Google's implementation of OpenID Connect. The only conspiracy that exists is the one in your head.