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Facebook was chosen for the beta. What other authentication schemes would you expect? (besides creating a dedicated account)
by saary 14y ago
Facebook was chosen for the beta.
What other authentication schemes would you expect?
(besides creating a dedicated account)
- AndrewDucker 14y agoBrowserID OpenID A dedicated account (my preference) If you require Facebook then you're locking me out when I'm at work.
- saary 14y agoThanks. BrowserID is well on our list (Personally I like its approach). Added a vote for OpenId, and dedicated account.
- StavrosK 14y agoI'll give a +1 on BrowserID, I think it should be used on as much new stuff as possible. I really love it.
- Bjartr 14y ago+1 for google account, dedicated account, and live account, in that order of preference. Facebook just leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
- dorian-graph 14y agoNothing wrong with an old fashioned dedicated account. I refuse to use my Facebook login for, well, basically anything that isn't Facebook.
- guelo 14y agoWindows Live ID?
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- shangaslammi 14y agoSince it's for Android, how about logging in using your Google account?
- saary 14y agoupvoted Google Id
- vibrunazo 14y agoAre you familiar with the Android Account Manager? [1] You can let users log in to your app with pretty much one click of an existing account. Since virtually every android user already have a google account signed in on their phones. It seems that using a google account would be the most obvious route for ideal user experience (no need to type in a new account you haven't before). [1] http://developer.android.com/reference/android/accounts/AccountManager.html http://developer.android.com/reference/android/accounts/Acco...
- bkmartin 14y agoMy vote would be a google account since my phone already requires this.
- steve19 14y agoDedicated account || !facebook
- kenrikm 14y agoAgree++
- asjo 14y agoOpenID, or none, would be great.
- tallanvor 14y agoA dedicated account is the only option for me - I refuse to use apps or websites that require me to authenticate through a 3rd party.
- theBobMcCormick 14y agoThat's funny, I'm the opposite. I'm generally unlikely to sign up for any site or service that makes me create and record yet another username/password combo.
- dredmorbius 14y agoA dedicated account. PKI (SSH or similar). OpenID. I'm another one for whom FB is an instant no-op.
- saulrh 14y agoI'll vote for Google ID or a dedicated login.
- nl 14y agoI don't think you should be taking votes on authentication schemes. You should build the best possible product for the platform you are running on. On Android there is an obvious default choice, and it isn't Facebook, nor is it a dedicated account.
- darklajid 14y agoIt seems there's a discussion on your forum now. [1] Unfortunately, to chime in on the discussion one needs to log in with Facebook, which might keep a good chunk of those 'Please support something else' voices out. I know you wrote (both here and in that entry) that you plan to support other authentication methods. The reason why I post this is just to point out the flaw of asking the subset that willingly gives out their FB details in the first place. 1: https://dev.onx.ms/forums/topic/onx-authentication/ https://dev.onx.ms/forums/topic/onx-authentication/
- michaelcampbell 14y agoGoogle ID or dedicated account.