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By next year we shall see the result of the Libra development and if its going to be a successful launch, do you think one day we shall see a facebook login button on exchanges like binance? Would you login to it?  ;D  I have seen this on websites like medium.com. Worse is taht not only binance but also kraken and bittrex  ;D

We will witness this, it's inevitable. Those exchanges which are going for large cooperation with Facebook and their Libra project will probably add such feature. Facebook is a supreme champion in gaining personal data of their users, data which could be very useful also for cryptocurrencies exchanges. And furthermore, it will have an impact on adaption of cryptocurrencies - Facebook is going to play a huge role here and personally I'm not happy with it.

Totally wrong location for a discussion like that.

Where must this be located?  Moving this from Marketplace > Currency exchange to Altcoin discussion after all this involves Libra.


We have no problem with adoption, its the privacy that is going to matter most in the future.

And I think bitcointalk forum might just lose audience too. Right now there are bounty hunters earning here but if facebook libra runs later on, we might be seeing more crypto ads running on facebook than here in bitcointalk.

There's a possibility that it could happen, but we can opt not to do this every website that has Facebook integration can have other ways to sign up and log in, they just want to make it for first time user to sign up and log in, but if this happens I will never use that option.

That will not happen, it would be a too insecure way to access an exchange account, hacking a social media account is very easy and frequent, any attacker who were able to hack a Facebook account could access the exchange account of that user and do whatever he wanted, it would be a mess.

All that might depend on the development of the Libra and its platform. Even if there is a login button in the form of Facebook in the exchange, I am sure if it is only one alternative, it is not a mandatory use. Of course, this is possible, but let's see how it will progress in the future.

It can only happen if you allow any exchanges to connect with your facebook account. Well, we already lose our personal details and I don’t think we are still safe since we used Facebook ever since, Libra coin should not fully connect with Facebook because the trust issues can appear because of Facebook.

by the time that happens we may have already seen the decentralized exchanges grow a lot more specially with the popularity of lightning network and atomic swaps increasing we are getting one step closer to that target.
also as the centralized exchanges get worse every day and betray the privacy they become less popular by their own doing.

I don't think a log-in through Facebook is necessary as it's already some sort of a KYC. There are users who choose to remain anonymous and don't want to do that, but i think with the entry of Libra in the community things will change and i just hope that it's not one of them.

I would prefer not to log in with my facebook on exchanges but if it does help easily to get my account verified especially when the law are more strict in the future, then I would do so as that would improve my verification as an owner of an account.
 
I have log in in my local exchange with my facebook currently and so far I have not encounter any problem, though there is a risk but the fact that they know my identity since my local exchange does not allow users to use the site when it's not fully verified, then there's no different if I will access with my facebook. But this defends on how a user sees the risk and I think it's not compulsory on the exchange side or other platform that might give an option like the above mentioned.

You can use another way to sign up that's not the only option but I hope they will not install something like that, it's our funds, of course, we need a good authentication to log in and facebook login cannot be considered safe as a login tool.

This sounds really crazy. Login inwith your Facebook details???. Bit just a random website but a trading and Exchange platform with so much security lapses in play, it will be a great disaster of hacked or Facebook changes interface or security details. I feels it's not ideal nor the best. Facebook logins can't even be used for kyc or verification as most people don't use their major detay. With way, authentication will also be needed.

That is for now. But what about after Libra. Who knows what these exchanges will ask from us.
Facebook had been watching all the crypto users using facebook to promote projects from Casino to ICO sites, I bet all are there including the exchanges we've signed up. All the adoption we dream of has some negative side along with it.

It is also possible that this will happen. If they really need to use Facebook to log in, chances are I will prepare a new Facebook account at this time. The risk of using a genuine account is very large. But I'm sure that is not the main way to log in button. remains an alternative,

I guess soon we'll have no options. Either be fully regulated or be labelled a criminal. The coins that satisfies the interest of authorities would be tradeable and the one don't would be considered illegal. Soon they'll make KYC a compulsion for trade on any platform.

Obviously. Once they have fully implemented Libra all exchanges that partners with them will use Facebook as one more to way to login on their website. It's difficult to say how many people will use it but I definitely see it coming in the near future. :)

From what I know (please correct me if I'm wrong!), if the button is there, they already know that you are going to log in there, even if you don't use their button. I mean that they know that you have opened that page.
If you are logged in to FB, they also know that it's you, else they'll have to rely on IP address (which may or may not identify you) and cookies.
And this can happen whether Libra is going to come to life or not.

Agree with this. Whether it happens to have this login option on my favorite exchanges. I will not use it. Unsafe, many times Facebook revealed holes to hackers to steal users' accounts with recovery in the base. Maybe it brings simplicity to access or some combination in the future. But personally, I really feel familiar with the safety and ease with which the options are available at the moment.

If they implement this kind of idea I totally disagree with it because exchanges are not like some other sites. Exchanges have some high percentage of hackers trying hard to steal our money and in the worst cases our information too. If you log in it with facebook they will also have the access to scam your contact list on your Facebook and your family in your contact will be at risk too.

So its better for us to Login on the same method as we're doing now, If hacked we minimize the risk of damage we can get.

No way will login into an exchange through a random link placed in the website even if it looks like facebook but it could be a phishing link that could lead to unavoidable disaster ;D, besides this could only work with novices or lazy people, anyone who value their account won't want to risk it in this manner, it is ridiculous.

I always avoid signup with facebook, gmail or twitter etc in any exchanges. It has bad impact if your facebook, or twitter account suspended. I always prefer to create a new exchange account with email, username and password with 2FA. This is more flexible than signup with social accounts.

Why should LIbra would be connected to login solutions in exchanges?
There is no direct tie with that and exchanges, even more faceook login details and exchange login details are completely different things.

oh no I don't want that to happen, I feel my privacy is getting more and more disturbed because of that, even when I log in medium I prefer to use google mail instead of using Facebook, and I don't think Facebook will do that.

It could be, right now it requires a login in the form of an e-mail account, who knows, later it will use a Facebook account, especially for coins from Facebook itself (libra). But, is it effective? It is possible for users to use fake Facebook accounts. They certainly still want to maintain privacy. Therefore, if it is planned, this needs careful planning and does not burden the users.

I am one of the big follower and fan of facebook but in terms of crypto or token? I will say a big NO because all we know that facebook is the biggest and most famous social media in the world. So I am also a witness all the cyber crime and issue. And it is possible that when we trust at facebook coin we can experienced same obstruction.

I think it's not safe, and there's no need, I hope Facebook can make a good mobile wallet, protected from hacking.

It's possible to see it one day since many websites now are connecting and allowing their users to login through facebook.

Nooooo.

I think it's only an option if we want to enter using a Facebook account, it will be easier. But for me personally, I will think twice about doing it, I prefer to enter using my email plus the Google Authenticator code.

If for security I will prefer to use the same since Google authenticator will be able to protect your account just in case you'll going to invest decent amount of money, using this will give you some good securities to avoid losing your money without your knowledge.

I think Facebook can come up with a lot of things.  And not the fact that it will be in our hands.  They can customize everything so that they can rob us later.

I can see more exchanges adopting it, not because of KYC but because of the increasing adoption of Microsoft B2C. What would you rather, option A - a new exchange trying to implement it's own secure authentication mechanism in which a single flaw compromises all your tokens and thousands of other users or B) utilizing one already created by a world leading company?

You could argue anyone capable of coding an exchange should already know what their doing but it's one less thing for them to have to worry about when developing.

I don't think its going to be an option if the exchange enforce as part of their KYC. I'd be looking forward to see if Facebook will have a ton of developments when libra is approved, including an own exchange to make sure they have the data of those who gets in and out through libra.

I will not be surprise if this happen as the regulators are much concern about centralized crypto , even the Libra of a thing is coming to distruct the system but many dont feel it coming until then , will be why do we accept Libra , because US has always like taking control of every thing and a step forward is the Libra of a thing.

I guess that will going on happen in the future but I think they will have another option for members to login into their account because of many people still not comfortable to use their facebook login to enter to their exchange account. I think the exchange will think about the comfortability for their members and if they think that is not necessary for their members to login using their Facebook, then they will add an additional way to log in. But lets we wait and see what will happen in many exchanges.

Well, its easy to create  facebook account if they ask that in the future then I will create a new account of facebook so I can still hide my identity not unless they ask for too much KYC. Facebook coin will be big in my prediction despite of the government trials they will still push that one. KYC will also become normal in the future because of the government policies and regulations so we can't escape from that.

I believe Facebook have a lot of security problems to keep the user private information safe.

If they want to adopt the cryptocurrency in order to accept payments is not a bad idea, but create a new crypto, this is a bad idea.

I think Libra will have no effect because login via Facebook is a bit vulnerable and surely exchange developers prefer to use a username or email rather than login using Facebook. and it's likely that Libra won't go straight into the market, but just like ton they will focus on their platform first.

This may happen in the future I also think. Facebook is trying to monopolize the market with its already strength and power. Some collaborative partners will allow Facebook to do so. I think Facebook is trying to establish only one digital coin, Libra, to discourage other digital tokens. And there will be no wonder if exchanges are allowed to sing in through Facebook.

I don't think that's bad. But it is a risk. If your Facebook account is hacked, they will get access to your exchange. And if there will be money well, you know what will happen to them. I am afraid that this method is dangerous today. And I would choose another exchange.

I'm afraid I could be lost my FB account in the future if things like this that it requires to login our FB account before we directed to exchange site.
And I could see any problem with this in the coming days and I'll never take the risk for this.

technological developments are increasingly advanced, many new conditions and innovations are emerging. to respond to this I feel there is no problem as long as the data is protected and secure. which is primarily one another must benefit.

I don't see any issue at all I have a lot of websites that I log in using the Facebook application, but they are going to see your data, like your contacts, your pictures and some of your post, but when it comes to exchange, I recommend that you don't use that feature, log in using Facebook application and exchange is two different things because the latter deals with funds.

That sounds SO unsafe. Especially if one store some money on such exchange and don't withdraw it frequently.

Also we can see, Libra no need KYC for their verification.

Facebook already got so many identity on ther platform, login using your facebook account. Its mean you already give your identity to their platform for register, know your photo, email, etc.

In my opinion, i believe it all depends on what kind of information they wish to get from your facebook account. Normally before you apprthe whole process, you will be notified on what sort of information is requested from your facebook... This can be your name, email, gender and birthdate. It is not out of place to have ths since there will be a backup password and 2fa

More hassle than you think. If your exchange account tie to Facebook then it open more trouble because now, you have to keep your Facebook safe from fishing, hacking,... and a lot of other stuff.

what's the source of this information? This could be misleading if it is not true but anything is possible with the government's interference.

Libra does not have to be launched for exchanges to use this feature, this feature can be use presently by anyone that wishes to use it, you could even create your own website right now, and then write a code that will make people able to login using their Facebook account. Facebook coin is a cryptocurrency and will definitely be traded too on all exchanges, I don’t think that there is going to be any exchange that will have issue with Facebook.

In fact many exchanges will be waiting for Facebook coin to be launched because it will create more volume and more traffic into their exchange. The best part of Libra coin that I see is that it will create enough awareness for many people of the world and this will in turn generate a very high rate of adoption for cryptocurrency generally.

If you have all your personal details on your Facebook account, it's better not to use that login features, the exchange will see your friends list, trace your location and some personal data and besides Facebook hacking is very prevalent, it's much better to use your email with the authenticator turned on.

That would be pathetic and very sad, I cannot imagine these exchanges having my personal informations all because I want to trade cryptocurrency. Cryptocurrency is supposed to provide anonymity.

There will not be any way to keep our privacy if such implementation is made across all global exchange, and there is no need to hold any cryptocurrency that doesn't guarantee privacy safety.

One thing we need to take note is that, medium.com is not a crypto currency blockchain but blog page so you can log in via Facebook or gmail or whatever

Logging into top exchanges like binance with Facebook will end up a joke

Honestly I'm always very skeptical about developments like this, so I won't login to my exchange accounts with facebook unless otherwise proven safe with time. Facebook is known to have issues with data privacy so it leaves a big question mark as to whether our login details are safe when we choose to login to exchange via facebook.

Like buttons seem to be very useful for crypto exchanges, I think Facebook can provide more ideas for the future, because Libra will be listed in several exchanges, so this coin will be a coin that is easier to remember with logos like. I think it's good ;D ;D

Maybe this is going to happen that we will have one internet ID, maybe Facebook ID and with this ID we will be able to access all websites to prove our IDs. Because it is too annoying to pass KYC on every website that requires it.  :)

It seems to be something really unbelievable. Young guy, who decided to help people communicate in 2006, now is going to make a revolution. Facebook is really everywhere, but I do not think that it will be safe to log in the exchange with FB login. Some casinos offer the same thing, but they also have some alternative methods of entering their sites.
I would think a lot before I decide to use FB login.

I don't care what happens. I want nothing to do with it. Let they do what they want, we don't need to support this. I won't. All it does is give FB more power than ever before. We must stop giving power to companies and groups that already have so much power. These people know too much about us already. We should do our own thing and leave them to do theirs. They don't know the true meaning of crypto.

I don't like using FB to login to anything because if your FB gets hacked so do all the accounts attached to it.

It might happen though, but I think there will still be options to login via other means. Although it might look easier but I don't think I will ever use that option of login in with Facebook, have never done it with any platform or website and won't do it with any exchange.
This is one of the reasons we need more advanced decentralized exchanges.

They don't need your facebook and if there was a platform that asking your facebook and that will need your personal data on your facebook too. KYC and AML is a worldwide standard in the verification process and it can't be replaced.

Exchanges will have nothing to do with logging in with your facebook account because they know some accounts are fraudulent. Even if that is done, they will still require kyc which may not tally with your details because some details on facebook may not be the same as in your documents for verification.

It should be safe, I normally login with my Google ID or Facebook, but you have to be careful and check for the SSL certificate to prevent the phishing attack. Be careful everytime when it requires to login again on the opened site even you know that you are logged in.

This Libra project is long over stretched. It should come out already let's know what actually it's all about. If there's a log in button through Facebook, it wouldn't be the first. Most sites these days request for log in through Facebook. I would even prefer it rather than all these KYC stuff that one has to submit sensitive details to unknown parties.

It is a possibility but certainly not a wise option if you are security conscious. Facebook accounts are vulnerable to hacks so your funds could easily be compromised. You certainly do not also want to give facebook access to sensitive financial details giving the fact that they have a history of privacy violations

Promoting or advertising exchange using facebook page how to use and trade crypto exchange is good idea to convince people invest in crypto currency. But using facebook to login account linking into facebook account is very risky their more possible to hack and lose coins investment.

It's not funny, but it may happen. So far, some media social accounts and mailing become one of the ways to register or login in some platform. However, for the Libra next platform, I don't know what will they use. If this is one of the options, I think that it is better to use email option for logging in because it will be more secret than should use FB account.

If this really happened, it would be very funny to me because it would be more insecure (related to security risk). If someone successfully hack your Facebook account then your exchange account will also be easily hacked.

Personally, I avoid various registrations (whatever it is) by using social media account. Except for Medium, even then it uses a Google account (and medium is not an exchange)

well, what I'm worried about is that if Facebook coins are actually officially released, is the privacy data on Facebook guaranteed safe?

Do Facebook users have to join Crypto too?

while Mark Zeburg is the developer of this application and automatically they also have full control on this application? and they can do anything with this application.

Using Facebook account to login exchanges is too risky since many hackers are hacking Facebook accounts easily,that will be a stupid idea

No ways!! Facebook already has too much info on us. I never use facebook as a login method. What if one day you somehow lose your facebook profile and then you have lost your access to whatever you were logged into.
It is better to register per website or platform. I just hope it doesn't give people the wrong idea with this Libra coin.

Login to an exchange with Facebook I don't think it's a problem, because there are indeed many websites that use features like that, I think it makes it very easy for us to register or login into a website

I highly doubt this would ever happen. This is going to be the most terrible decision made by the Libra team if they will do it. But I have no reason why they would do that. As a matter of fact, the Libra team is aware enough that their Facebook reputation is not well-accepted by a lot of people. This is the primary reason why they seem to distance themselves from the Libra Project. Marcus once quipped that people don't have to trust Facebook at all in order to trust Libra.

And on top of everything, we do not even know whether Libra would see the day of their launching. Powerful offices in the government as well as huge companies are holding it back. 

I think its possible to happen since libra is a coin from facebook but its just an option and not mandatory if you want to connect your account to login in exchanges.

I want to remain my fb account in private (even there's a convenience or verification that would be easily process) hence connecting it to any site is a no for me.

If that is happening with Libra, I don't think that will be a problem because we can log in with our facebook account. But if that is for the other project, then I don't think that people will feel comfortable with that. They will prefer to use email as the login, and I will feel the same because I don't want to use my Facebook account to login with any other projects. It is still better to use different ways to login into the project.

I don't think Facebook will allow other exchanges to exist if they become most successful in the cryptocurrency market they will create all the the trading platform on their website itself and make the people to convert them into their labra token but the reality of happening is not anyway near to us.

I don't think that Libra by any means will be used as a pair in some of exchanges, they already have USDT so why bother adding more stablecoin like Libra to their exchange also to consider that there might be so many complications happening from the facebook's side and the regulator side. That just a bad business move, if it ain't broken don't fix it.

crypto world is still facing lots of hacks by scammers and if exchanges start allowing facebook logins to traders account there will be more hacks,this is a big bad idea

Let us first see the possibilities of Libra connecting out information on our Facebook to their platform and are they willing to give it out to others? I know Libra is such a great huge project, privacy is essential in all crypto projects, what more Facebook can do for it.

From my point of view, we must avoid login using facebook account. I don't feel good or like to reveal my personal information to other accounts. I see this only benefit to exchanges as they want to grow their user base.

I do not see nothing wrong with that. This is a quick access. It's easier. Everyone is so worried about their private data. But they are no secret to anyone. One mistake on the Internet and that's it. Your data across the entire network.

Why would anyone ever want to use Facebook as a wallet and then as an Internet bank,,, this I can never understand. It is tough enough to trust your country's government to take care of your money, and now we are talking about trusting some American corporation?

So on that logic, an exchange asking users to use FB to sign up? I would stay far, far away!

i hope that such a thing never happens,i would never do that, care too much about my privacy,kraken,bittrex and poloniex already require kyc to use them,binance is remained the only lighthouse of freedom

Exchanges will be more vulnerable to attacks form hacker if they allow login to users account through any social media like facebook,twitter or reddit

I don't think they will. Our facebook does not provide enough information to solve the problems that occur.
Besides, Facebook and Libra are being subjected to harsh hearings and soon they must accept a series of parliamentary conditions to be able to release libra coins.

I never encounter exchange so far that asking to log in thru Facebook, But if there is for real its not good anyway.
The decentralization will get affect by it, and I know most of the members here will not agree on this matter.
And as far as I now social media like Facebook is much prone to hackers honestly speaking.

I think this is where corporate interest lies when companies come together around some kind of resource or some kind of data.  I have a negative attitude to this, because Facebook is a social network, and a trading exchange is a resource with which my money is connected.  I would not want to link these two resources.

I won’t use this option in the same way. As convenient as it is, but if this function can directly or indirectly affect the loss of my coins, then I do not need this option.

If you login with your Facebook account and pass KYC, you will give them all informations about you. It is not something what we should be afraid about?

I don't have the mind signing up an exchange with my social media account for the fear of being hacked. May be I can get the courage to use my social media account to sign up with my social media when Libra is launched.

It will be the dumbest move if big exchanges allowing logins through social media accounts like facebook or twitter,one of the major problem still affecting crypto is HACKS,if logins through facebook is allowed there will be more massive hacks, hackers are still hijacking facebook accounts and it will be very easy for them to steal users funds on exchanges

I have already seen this option in an exchange, i do not precisely remember at which exchange i saw this option but i think it was relatively new and small exchange may be it was bitmart or probit but personally i do not like to login at my financial platforms with my social accounts it just does not seem comfortable to me as i like to keep social media accounts separate from my trading accounts.

Or to make it easier for the tax authority in your jurisdiction to track your use of funds. Compare your data and ask a question about their (funds/crypto/money) origin. Do not forget about the AML. A "fun" life can come...

If that feature is added of course it won't be mandatory and there will be alternatives like prominent email. As for me, I can't login or create account with any exchange using my social media accounts, I don't see it as a wise move instead we will continue releasing our personal and financial data the more.

Anyway, it's better than no action. Just think how much publicity it'll bring, more people will know about crypto because of facebook's participation!

I think if a login is exchanged using Facebook, this is very bad, and obviously bad. If something happens with our exchange account, do we question the exchange about the problem we are experiencing, or we will ask the Facebook owner. Because this is one thing with two different databases.

Maybe someday it will happen but I think much better to be careful if we use our Facebook to log in in every exchange. It's better to use other email for safety because Facebook it's our personal data so if we use it exchange to log in I think it's not good and not safe. We can't avoid this to happen but it's our decision the safety of our private information.

if there are option like that, then i will decide to register with email instead of linking my personal facebook since we do not know how secure our information with that . And there is much secure to use email registering since its much safer  facebook account is prone in hacking.

With the so many hacking attempts going on, I never use Facebook and will never use it to log in to my exchange account, I always use 2fa and phone verification to secure my account and you cannot do that if you are not using authentication in your login.

if your fb is 2fa enabled , itll work the same as manual login  . before you login on fb and on the exchange , itll still ask for a code so the chance of hacking is small compare to fb accounts that dont use 2fa's  .

 social media logins are useful as email logins because this gives us a short cut for an easier access on the site  . i didnt know that exchanges have started to implement that idea , i thought this is only possible on regular websites   .

If this would be allowed it will be a nail in the coffin of crypto

you'd be amaze at how many people will actually do login using facebook button if this is really going to happen. those people in facebook are not aware for what is going on behind the data they give to facebook.

blockchain.om offers $25 worth of stellar (XLM), you can't believe how many people actually replied to a facebook thread. if facebook because they are super rich will offer $26 worth of Libra when they login to an exchange using the button, they'd all come running like wild hogs to submit KYC documents to claim it.

Yes, you are right, it is not a good way to share our information with the exchanges because through Facebook there is lots of personal information linked. So already we were submitting KYC to the exchanges then why should we login through Facebook. As of now, Binance is giving free, but if you are withdrawing higher amounts you need to submit the document for verification.

Mostly all those people register to recieve free XLM from blockchain is new to crypto they dont know the risk for giving thier passport to others. just for the sake of 25$ they can risk thier passport to unknown website without knowing what will be the consequences.

Facebook accounts are more vulnerable to hacking. Maybe our Facebook isn't a national figure, so it's not the center of attention for hackers. I think Facebook is not a secure platform for account login for digital assets.

If Facebook would create that for sure they will make it more secure just for the sake of there users and image need how big there server is and total number of employees for sure they can handle the security if you really mean that. But if you worry about hacking issues then much better if you look on the links where your you try to log in and handle your account properly.

Definitely not Facebook has weak security features, you should never use it to log in to anything investment websites where you have an investment, and I don't think the exchange will add this feature, because of Facebook vulnerability.
Email and strong passwords are still the best options, and 2fa to fully secure your account, exchanges and wallets are very important to have a third party interference.

Not just the security but also our privacy will compromise. The moment we connect our Facebook on any site, all our info will be expose. It's more like giving our info voluntarily. Anyhow, we can add more security on our account like enabling 2fa, I did that since there's someone trying to hack my account.

Likewise, I won't dare to log in through Facebook is that's really happen unless I'm out of my mind and everyone shouldn't.

Facebook login on website is a means of gaining more audience and exposure for such website/business since facebook has a very large users and 70% of them are active.

The expectation is the same when exchanges use such options however there is no website/exchange that can make facebook login compulsory it shall always be optional.

I dont agree with this idea, we all know that sociap media such as facebook is easy to hack so if there is an option that you can use your facebook to login then we will see many facebook account hacked later. It is more secure to use your email than linkin your facebook account.

I'd rather prefer to log in via email since using our social media is really dangerous since we might get compromise for bad scenario if there's an issue will come to the exchanger who requires it and why would they ask it for log in? It's so shady to have that and much better to use another since using this is totally a bad decision to the user.

This isnt only applied on exchange platforms but on other services as well when it comes to logging in options. I never ever consider on using up my Facebook used for log-in which had been said
you are compromising your own account once that platform do experience data leak or whatsoever. Anytime i do sign up with new sites then a i create a new email for that and not even using
up my own main email that being used for personal means or does contain very important mails for me.We should be paranoid when it comes to security matters if we dont like to experience possible problems ahead.

To be fair, when you are trying to log in through your social media account the exchange will just get the information needed and don't have the permission to somehow accessing your account and editing it. I always think that using social media as a method to log into any websites is a lot safer way rather than submitting your email and your password that are usually saved up in their database with a usually low level of encryption. It's not like if you are using your email it will be safer anyway. If their intention is malice, they could track your social media account through your email.

Yes, we should always use our email instead of Facebook because of definitely those exchanges will easily access to our personal details. Most of the social media platforms will ask to register with Facebook, but it is not a good idea to register those exchanges with our personal Facebook.

I don't think it's a good thing to log in to the exchange with FACEOOK. Recently, Facebook has had a lot of negative news, and it was revealed that it violated the privacy of users. :-X

I think it's not important, just another way to log in besides email, 2FA is the most important security step for all exchange sites. And if someone signs in to your account via your facebook, Facebook will send you a warning message so I think using Facebook as a platform to log in is a good idea.

If you understand well how to secure your account by using those tools that available. You'll be able to increase your protections even you are using your social media account. It's all about knowing how to protect your personal information and so with your assets.
You can deal with anything if you know every factors that will protects you from potential attacks.

i don't really think about it, if indeed it will be realized in the next year then maybe only for an alternative and not be something that is required to use the facebook button. privacy issues or whatever it is i think goes back to the choice of each individual because it is a choice, and as long as it is not a necessity for every customer then just ignore it because it is enough as long as we are still comfortable

it wouldn't be mandatory of course, we still can login using our emails. centralize exchange are subjected to do KYC specially because they are mandated by governments to do these now that they are offering digital currency pegged in fiat. privacy issues are often compromised when a trader gets into the exchanges, we'd be lucky if login thru facebook isn't forced though.

if facebook suddenly has its own exchange which i really think is possible to happen if libra is approved, that would make users have to login on facebook before going to the exchange.

The possibility of adoption like this will happen in the future, but login access via Facebook is only for alternatives, and there are many other ways to enter the exchange besides using facebook. I think very few exchange users would log in through Facebook, as long as it hasn't become a necessity, it's better to just ignore this kind of thing.

Yes, there are indeed many platforms that can join a Facebook account. But we must also see what platforms we join. When it comes to assets, I don't think it's right for us to use an assisted account.

Because we joined not with the official source of the account that we registered. An example already exists, those who register an XLM account using a Facebook account. Now the XLM account does not support Facebook accounts to login. So what is the solution?

When most of the website and business giving option to sign up with the Facebook and Google+.
With the same thing we need to go with the gambling or any cryptocurrency related websites too.
So the website is secured means we can go with the exchanges or else simply skip and do you work.