Well. Seeing that you were arguing that you didn’t want to use a “random email” that could be created in five minutes. Your whole spiel about not wanting to use a random email created by Apple as if a troll couldn’t create a random email on at least a dozen different platforms makes your whole argument against using Apple’s randomly generated email kind of nonsensical.

Besides, why use any third party identity provider if you are still managing passwords? You said that you needed an email address to send a password reset link.

Again you’re making assumptions and responding to something I didn’t say. Not interesting any more.

You didn’t say this?

Correct but irrelevant. For aiding the registration of legit users, verifying an email address is beneficial as a way for them to ensure they are able to recover their password.

Why do you need to help them recover their password if you’re using a third party?

Your question is invalid because it assumes facts that I have already explicitly refuted. Not interesting.