Comments on: OpenID comes to Facebook, at last
The universal log-in standard hadn't come to Facebook sooner because of security and user experience concerns, a post on the social network's blog explained.
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With that said, it probably does provide better security than your average website, at least against other members of the general public.
http://openid.net/what/
They don't hold anything.
Heh, i also tried this (using Chrome as main though)
I was wondering what he was going on about, but i think he was meaning the Facebook blog, which baffles me even more as to why he is complaining...
- by Sir_Sid May 19, 2009 5:13 PM PDT
- If you are worried than dont use it. Nobody makes you. I just find it convenient to be able to log into sites like cnet with my facebook account
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