I don't know what country you are in, but if you are concerned about a phone number and postal address, there are myriad ways to obtain both of those which can effectively obscure your location and identity. * Get a Google Voice or other VoIP provider. * Get a burner cell phone. * Get a business account with your PSTN provider and run an Asterisk PBX or something. * Obtain a PO Box at your US Postal Service, UPS Stor…
Ask HN: Is “sign in with Facebook” dead for indie developers?
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Re: Ask HN: Is “sign in with Facebook” dead for indie developers?
#12https://passkeys.dev/docs/tools-libraries/libraries/
https://www.corbado.com/blog/user-transition-passkeys-expert...
Re: Ask HN: Is “sign in with Facebook” dead for indie developers?
#13For transparency reasons I will also be listing Mark Zuckerberg's phone, postal and residence address on our contact page (100% of the support requests we get are about facebook problems anyway)
Re: Ask HN: Is “sign in with Facebook” dead for indie developers?
#14Something like OAuth2 or OICD "Permission Scopes" -- the permissions that a user can grant your app, just prior to their accepting the log in via that particular social-media authentication provider.
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/permissions/reference/
Here are examples:
https://www.loginradius.com/blog/engineering/facebook-authen...
Re: Ask HN: Is “sign in with Facebook” dead for indie developers?
#15I don't know what country you are in, but if you are concerned about a phone number and postal address, there are myriad ways to obtain both of those which can effectively obscure your location and identity. * Get a Google Voice or other VoIP provider. * Get a burner cell phone. * Get a business account with your PSTN provider and run an Asterisk PBX or something. * Obtain a PO Box at your US Postal Service, UPS Stor…
Re: Ask HN: Is “sign in with Facebook” dead for indie developers?
#16This year, there’s gonna be even fewer humans to correct the madness. Not having FB login is a mercy, not a mistake.