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Google+ Social Sign-In Has Pros, Cons

By Debra Donston-Miller

Social sign-in can make it easier for users to log in to an organization's apps and resources, which theoretically makes it more likely that they will. Google's recently announced Google+ Sign-In service adds a level of integration and control that some other services lack.

Social login services enable users to register for and interact with sites and services using a preferred social network account, such as Facebook, LinkedIn or Twitter. But while such services make authentication relatively quick and easy, not all users are comfortable using them.

Gigya conducted a survey of 2,600 people and found that 53% have logged in to a website or mobile application using social login. Survey respondents who had not used social login services cited data transfer, social posting concerns and uncertainty of data usage as the top three factors for skipping a social login option when signing in to a website or mobile application. Google+ Sign-In Service may not eliminate those fears, but it could help allay them.

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