I found a comically bad example today with an employment agency website. They give you the option of uploading your CV from Google Drive, by granting them access to EVERYTHING on your drive. No SSL either:

https://twitter.com/ServerAngels/status/793390333723893760

That sure is a good way to thoroughly screen a candidate...

Yup. I noped the fuck out of that one ASAP.

Has anyone done recent engagement statistics on social authentication? Is it still a huge deal to offer it, or are people becoming increasingly wary of places like Facebook, and opting for local auth?

You can use Adblock to remove the invasive next/previous article arrows, and you can use your favorite inspector to set the .theme-page-wrapper max-width to 600px. Now it's almost like a page designed for a human to read!

We use social auth only for our platform, and when Facebook is offered, we see far higher conversion rates and usage of Facebook over all other options.