My issue with how things work currently is that logging into a native mobile app is not nearly as easy as logging into a website. That process has to improve. That why I like logging in with Facebook, Twitter or GitHub.
Still what I would prefer is a single trustworthy service which does not compromise my privacy for the purpose of advertising. I could use that service to log into any service which would integrate with this single service to get a one-time password to the user on the computer or mobile device they are using.
As the user I would be able to use an mobile app and browser plugins to get the one-time password to conveniently log in with as few steps as possible.
Re:Passwords are obsolete
by yuvadam on Sunday April 13, 2014 @05:25PM
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The problem clearly lies with mobile platforms that lack any option of extendability. This is by design, and as usual, at the expense of your privacy and security.
Still what I would prefer is a single trustworthy service which does not compromise my privacy for the purpose of advertising. I could use that service to log into any service which would integrate with this single service to get a one-time password to the user on the computer or mobile device they are using.
As the user I would be able to use an mobile app and browser plugins to get the one-time password to conveniently log in with as few steps as possible.