Most social networks provide very little that a blog and an email address don't
Except, of course, the core reason social networks are: the baked-in audience of all your friends and family who are pushed all of your updates. Most social networks provide very little that a blog and an email address don't
Except, of course, the core reason social networks are: the baked-in audience of all your friends and family who are pushed all of your updates.
Most social networks provide very little that a blog and an email address don't, and for that modicum we pay with our privacy. Personally, I don't think the convenience of OAuth is worth what the networks earn from selling my data. I wonder what'll happen to their market share when smartphone OS developers start including authentication layers in their kernels.