Closed tomlinton closed 5 years ago
Please confirm the same for Airbnb, if possible.
Yup the same goes for Airbnb
We have decoded not to store Facebook identification into attestation for privacy reasons. For Twitter and Aribnb this is solved via: https://github.com/OriginProtocol/origin/pull/759
For Facebook, it wasn't about privacy, it was that Facebook disabled the API we needed to get a username.
I thought it was about privacy because we could do Facebook attestation the Airbnb way, where users would need to post something on Facebook and we would verify it by fetching that post.
That's what I'd proposed, but I couldn't convince @matthewliu to get on board. I personally love publicly auditable proofs but Matt thinks they're too confusing for users. Our compromise was to leave things as is for now. We'll revisit once we have a more defined framework around how we're handling identity overall.
Sounds good, let deal with this then
On OAuth success the response should include the account ID for Twitter and Facebook to allow
origin-dapp
to store them in IPFS viaorigin-js
.