Comment by regularfry
1 year ago
Right, so the gap I'm seeing is that anyone who wants to identity farm just does what you've done. The problem isn't the assurance that you receive, it's the assurance you give to anyone else that any of your customers are flesh-and-blood.
> it's the assurance you give to anyone else that any of your customers are flesh-and-blood.
Why would any third party rely on authentication based on the relationship between my service and my customers?