#Universal Sign-on #VS #Single Sign-on: Imagine logging into an app.
1) First you load the site
1.5) Load the login page or locate the sign in forum
2) Then you click single sign-on with examples: @apple @google or @microsoft @facebook @twitter
3) A pop up window loads
1) First you load the site
1.5) Load the login page or locate the sign in forum
2) Then you click single sign-on with examples: @apple @google or @microsoft @facebook @twitter
3) A pop up window loads
4) In that pop up you have to either login again but to a different service or if you’re lucky already signed in
5) Grant access to the site to one of your above accounts FYI @apple has great privacy email options now
5) Grant access to the site to one of your above accounts FYI @apple has great privacy email options now
6) Pop up closes
7) you are sent to a new page which triggers the login and now the logged in version of the site loads (Multiple page loads here)
7) you are sent to a new page which triggers the login and now the logged in version of the site loads (Multiple page loads here)
Let’s compare this with Universal sign-on
1) You load up the site. The End.
On the UW sign on happens at a lower layer and is done automatically all the data required for it is neatly packaged in a single packet. No usernames, emails, or passwords. Only hardened cryptography.
1) You load up the site. The End.
On the UW sign on happens at a lower layer and is done automatically all the data required for it is neatly packaged in a single packet. No usernames, emails, or passwords. Only hardened cryptography.
Talk about #ecofriendly the Universal Web axes so many processes that would suck up more electricity Web wide. Imagine the cost savings for not just the planet but companies too.
It also cuts down dev time, cuts down page load times for users, saves users on the bandwidth bill, increases user retention, & cuts down on potential profit loss due to slow page loads like the @amazon 100ms delay 1% loss study showed us.
This is but a fraction of the new world the #UniversalWeb could bring. Take a moment to fully conceptualize the #UW & imagine how different the world would be because of it. Imagine folks walking around with protected RFID devices or even have it embedded in your hand.
On that notion we have a safe #RFID under the skin embedded design (popular in #biohacking/tech world) that is protected from scanning & can be accessed only during direct or close contact with the reader. This is just a small drop of how far we are thinking & testing.
Any UW RFID login could be protected with a pass key/phrase, #biometrics, #ble, #patternrecognition, #AI, #ML, & or a cryptographic process. It’s perfect for #government/#private locations looking for a basic to robust physical #accesscontrol system.
You get all of that with Universal Sign-on. The Universal Web marks the World Wide Web as a to be deprecated dependency for humanity.
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