Every service I have come across has an option for a standard email and password. Although privacy wise I am not sure if that is any better than just signing in via Google. But most sites you can use a 10 minute mail email or similar if you aren’t worried about getting locked out down the road.
Why? I’m curious because I closed my Google accounts 5 years ago and don’t know what’s useful nowadays.
How are you able to use services that make use of Google’s sign-in? Do you just avoid them?
I have a hundred passwords on Bitwarden, but no account that uses Google, and I wouldn’t know which one allows it.
Well, there’s new SaaS platforms that don’t use email registrations. In my case, I’m talking about Roboflow.
Roboflow also allows you to use a GitHub account or a regular email. I see it on the signup page.
Every service I have come across has an option for a standard email and password. Although privacy wise I am not sure if that is any better than just signing in via Google. But most sites you can use a 10 minute mail email or similar if you aren’t worried about getting locked out down the road.
There’s also the option of using Firefox Relay or DuckDuckGo forwarding address.