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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2023
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Why tho? If we can get standardized protocols and stuff, why not a standardized login system where 1 account works on every site?
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Digital identity at scale is still in the research stages and requires a fair amount of capital. This is why Google and social logins are dominant.
Unless someone has a rabbit in thier pocket we are waiting for a decentralized form of auth. There are some but people don’t really like them. Even here.
The w3c standard you want to look into is DiD
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