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What happened to OpenID?
NOTE: Signing up or Logging in via OpenID is no longer officially supported from any of our sites. Currently, https://openid.stackexchange.com/ is still on the internet, but we are in the process of completely removing it.
What is OpenID used for?
OpenID allows you to use an existing account to sign in to multiple websites, without needing to create new passwords. You may choose to associate information with your OpenID that can be shared with the websites you visit, such as a name or email address.
Who supports OpenID?
As of March 2016, there are over 1 billion OpenID-enabled accounts on the Internet (see below) and approximately 1,100,934 sites have integrated OpenID consumer support: AOL, Flickr, Google, Amazon.com, Canonical (provider name Ubuntu One), LiveJournal, Microsoft (provider name Microsoft account), Mixi, Myspace, Novell …
Is OpenID safe?
OpenID itself is secure, however due to its decentralised nature it often assumes that three servers are “trusted”. If these servers are not trustworthy then your security is gone.
What do I need to log in with my OpenID?
Notice that with the OpenID log-in system you only have to type in one thing: your OpenID. This example shows what you would enter if you were Bob Smith and your OpenID were bobsmith2000.myopenid.com. After you submit the login form, your browser takes you from the web site you are visiting to your OpenID provider’s web site.
What are OpenID Connect logins for ArcGIS Online?
Configuring organization-specific logins, such as OpenID Connect logins, allows members of your organization to sign in to ArcGIS Online using the same logins they use to access your organization’s internal systems.
How to remove an IDP from OpenID Connect?
When you’ve set up an OpenID Connect IDP, you can update the settings for it by clicking Configure login next to the currently registered IDP. Update your settings in the Edit OpenID Connect login window. To remove the currently registered IDP, click Configure login next to the IDP and click Delete login in the Edit OpenID Connect login window.
Which is an example of an OpenID provider?
This example shows what you would enter if you were Bob Smith and your OpenID were bobsmith2000.myopenid.com. After you submit the login form, your browser takes you from the web site you are visiting to your OpenID provider’s web site. In this example, the provider is MyOpenID.com.