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Why We Use Facebook, LinkedIn and Google for Registration
Why We Use Facebook, LinkedIn and Google for Registration
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Written by Andrew Cafourek
Updated over 7 years ago

We've used social login since early 2015 and it's been a tremendous success for us. We occasionally have someone ask why we don't just let them set a username and password anymore. A few people don't have Facebook or LinkedIn accounts (it's okay because now we also support Google accounts!) and a couple others have wondered why they might want to grant us some access to their social data.

It all boils down to 3 things:

  1. Customer Support - one of our top support requests was about password resets. Social Login has reduced those questions by 80%.

  2. Customer Experience - you don't need to remember a new username/password and when creating a site for the first time, you can now import basic information about your group with just a single click of a button.

  3. Security - this is actually the top reason for using Social Login. No more shared passwords, better fraud detection and much faster resolution of hacking attempts.

We wrote a detailed breakdown of this choice, why we made it and how it's affected the experience of customers like you and of our internal team. Check it out over on Medium.

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