Topic: myopenID hört auf - end of life (Read 1149 times)
Das nütz ich gleich mal, um ein bisschen Werbung zu machen: https://nameid.org/ Bitte entschuldigt das, aber ich finde, dass das durchaus eine interessante Alternative sein könnte - ich nütz es mittlerweile selbst bei SF.net, StackExchange und Gitorious.
hab ich auch mal 'ne zeit benutzt, aber bin dann doch wieder dazu übergegangen, für jede seite einen extra account zu benutzen, in anbetracht der damals schon fragwürdigen datenschutzpolitischen lage.
und wer weiß schon, wer hinter myopenid steckt.
eventuell werd ich höchstens mal in erwägung ziehen, openid auf 'nem eigenen server zu installieren.
und wer weiß schon, wer hinter myopenid steckt.
eventuell werd ich höchstens mal in erwägung ziehen, openid auf 'nem eigenen server zu installieren.
MyopenID hätte mal Bitcoin Spenden nehmen sollen 
+1 
Google und Facebook waren wohl eine zu große Konkurrenz für myopenID. MyopenID hätte mal Bitcoin Spenden nehmen sollen
danke für den tipp. ...
da werd ich nun meine delegation auch hinverbiegen
da werd ich nun meine delegation auch hinverbiegen
Na immerhin gibt es noch clavid.ch, ich bleibe also vorerst von google und facebook fern 
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Hello,
I wanted to reach out personally to let you know that we have made the decision to end of life the myOpenID service. myOpenID will be turned off on February 1, 2014.
In 2006 Janrain created myOpenID to fulfill our vision to make registration and login easier on the web for people. Since that time, social networks and email providers such as Facebook, Google, Twitter, LinkedIn and Yahoo! have embraced open identity standards. And now, billions of people who have created accounts with these services can use their identities to easily register and login to sites across the web in the way myOpenID was intended.
By 2009 it had become obvious that the vast majority of consumers would prefer to utilize an existing identity from a recognized provider rather than create their own myOpenID account. As a result, our business focus changed to address this desire, and we introduced social login technology. While the technology is slightly different from where we were in 2006, I’m confident that we are still delivering on our initial promise – that people should take control of their online identity and are empowered to carry those identities with them as they navigate the web.
For those of you who still actively use myOpenID, I can understand your disappointment to hear this news and apologize if this causes you any inconvenience. To reduce this inconvenience, we are delaying the end of life of the service until February 1, 2014 to give you time to begin using other identities on those sites where you use myOpenID today.
Speaking on behalf of Janrain, I truly appreciate your past support of myOpenID.
Sincerely,
Larry
I wanted to reach out personally to let you know that we have made the decision to end of life the myOpenID service. myOpenID will be turned off on February 1, 2014.
In 2006 Janrain created myOpenID to fulfill our vision to make registration and login easier on the web for people. Since that time, social networks and email providers such as Facebook, Google, Twitter, LinkedIn and Yahoo! have embraced open identity standards. And now, billions of people who have created accounts with these services can use their identities to easily register and login to sites across the web in the way myOpenID was intended.
By 2009 it had become obvious that the vast majority of consumers would prefer to utilize an existing identity from a recognized provider rather than create their own myOpenID account. As a result, our business focus changed to address this desire, and we introduced social login technology. While the technology is slightly different from where we were in 2006, I’m confident that we are still delivering on our initial promise – that people should take control of their online identity and are empowered to carry those identities with them as they navigate the web.
For those of you who still actively use myOpenID, I can understand your disappointment to hear this news and apologize if this causes you any inconvenience. To reduce this inconvenience, we are delaying the end of life of the service until February 1, 2014 to give you time to begin using other identities on those sites where you use myOpenID today.
Speaking on behalf of Janrain, I truly appreciate your past support of myOpenID.
Sincerely,
Larry
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