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I.e. you want this article to be clickbait and now you are unhappy that it is not.
All titles are clickbait, researchers, bloggers, youtuber, conference speakers, and journalists who succeed are also ones who know how to choose good titles
Where can I check which websites I looged in with google? I found https://myaccount.google.com/permissions?gar=1 but 26 apps is like 1/10 of what I have I think
OAuth apps don't necessarily appear there, only apps using additional scopes than basic profile verification and email address
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They did say "degree in history" rather than "job as historian" though.
Exactly. The number of people in the US workforce who have a history degree is a little over a million ( https://datausa.io/profile/cip/history ).
The extremely large majority of people go on to work regular jobs that have nothing to do with their degree and lose much of the information they learned, if it was even substantial at all.
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this uses OIDC. it’s a non starter, for reasons unrelated to the part you are “solving” here.
Can you be more specific?
Has anyone else noticed random popups on 3rd party websites asking for google sign in? I even used firefox when it happened: https://imgur.com/a/JC52lBV (lequipe.fr) https://imgur.com/a/VSM3Uk9 (reddit.com) https://imgur.com/a/KpVCYBL (medium.com)
Yes and it pissed me off because on mobile it pops up like 0.5-2 seconds late so if you're unlucky you go to click on something and it popups up under your finger and you've suddenly signed up and shared your info with a company you had no intention of ever signing up with. I complained to Google. I have a GSuites domain and I don't want my users to be able to sign up via Google. No resolution. I suggest you all comp…
Happened to me as well. So i guess their plan worked. So glad they care about my privacy.
To add to this: Never use a @gmail.com address, buy your own domain and pay the $6/mo to get a Google GSuite with your name@fullname.com address instead. If Google locks your account, you can now move your email hosting to another provider and won't lose access to your entire digital world. Be aware that doing this now means your DNS provider and domain registrar become vectors for hackers to take over your email acc…
As long as you don't want to use any Nest products, which now insist that you have a gmail.com address as apparently hosted domains are for business only.
Obviously their sign-in/account infrastructure creates technical impediments against making their products do what they want. They should really fix that.
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See also: Kindle books; movies "purchased" from Amazon, Apple, et al; Tesla upgrades you paid extra for; I could go on....
This is precisely why I buy vinyl or music from Bandcamp, and choose the disc version of the PS5. I view my digital purchases as things I am forever renting.
Movies/Music/Books can be displayed and played back on damn near anything. Games, especially modern games, exist in both a variable state (constantly revised/updated), but also with a much more limited ability to access the content.
_A plea to the moderators:_ Please change the title of the submission back to match the title of the blog post, "Never Use Google to Sign-In". To be fair to Google I have clearly called out all third-parties in the blog post, some by name. I used Google's name in the title because that name elicits reaction from almost 100% of the audience, since almost everyone has used Google services at some point. I myself am a h…
https://youtu.be/oJcEDzgPRrc?t=57 (warning, the video is somewhat off-color)