If your site asks me to log in and doesn't implement OAuth with Google or at the very least Facebook then go fuck yourself.
I have enough usernames and passwords in my head, I don't want more.

What about password stores like i.e. KeePass?? Then you only need one password in your head.

@mee4895 Yea but that still means I need to go through the form to sign up to these random sites.
Also, keeping my passwords all together still means I need to manage and worry about that one place. What if they get hacked for example? Stuff like that.

Also, I trust Google with doing their security right more than anyone else

@Froot try to crack the aes 256 keepass uses mate

@explosg Well if it's locked with my password then I guess the security is fine. Tho there are still a ton of places it could go wrong, I imagine they know what they are doing.

It's still so much easier to use OAuth tho...

@Froot its secure. If it gets hacked it means you fucked up. And i agree, oauth is easy tho

@explosg I didn't quite get how it's my fault of the service gets hacked?
Like someone steals their database and they send me an email blaming me? Why me specifically?

I do agree. Pressing the "Sign In With Google" button and instantly being signed in is much easier than creating an account lol

@Froot you store the database locally. Also its encrypted so without the password its near impossible to hack it, i keep mine in google drive

Side note, the power of oauth just made sense. My site doesn't also have the osuth server for credentials... supidity overcome!

devRant.io does not implement OAuth /irony 😂