OpenID and decentralised social networks
- 3. A OL Supports OpenID
Symantec Unveils Cons
umer
Identity Strategy
O penID Gets a Boost
Fr om Mic rosoft
- 5. OpenID announces powerhouse
boa rd: MSFT, GOOG, IBM, others
Yahoo! backs! OpenID!
oundatio n Co-opts
OpenID F
icrosoft A nd Yahoo
Google, M
- 13. SSO with a single
controlling authority
betrays the principles
of the Web
- 15. It’s like e-mail - no one
company controls it, but
users with different e-
mail providers can still
talk to each other
- 29. Picking an OpenID is
like picking an e-mail
provider - you find a
company that you trust
- 30. Or if you have the ability
to run your own server
software, you can do it
for yourself
- 37. ? What happens to
my organisation’s
user account database?
- 39. The first time you see a
specific OpenID, you create
an account for that user
- 54. ? How does my identity
provider know who I am?
- 71. An OpenID from
sun.com proves that
someone is a current
Sun employee
- 76. lolcats ‘r’ us
Sign in with your OpenID for even more lolcats!
OpenID: Sign in
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- 80. PayPal
Google Checkout
Yahoo!, Flickr, Facebook
- 90. If e-mail is secure enough for
your user’s authentication,
then so is OpenID
- 105. I don’t want to have to re-
add my friends on every
social application I use
- 106. But... I don’t want to
automatically add my
high school friends to a
business network
- 107. The correct model is
pick-from-import:
show me a list of options
and let me decide
- 108. The state of the art in
contact import is asking
for the user’s webmail
password
The contact import anti-pattern
- 120. We have the ingredients
• OpenID
• OAuth
• XFN and FOAF
• XMPP
Now we just need to make the pie
- 121. People of Webstock!
• Go forth and implement OpenID
• Support these emerging standards
• Set your users free