After some recent issues; I'm slowly backing off using Firebase as my "database" and moving back to SQL. I'm sure all the NoSQL fans out there will scream "Why!!!!!!!!!!!!" but I have my reasons and may write a story about how and why but in the interim...
I'm going to disable (previously enabled) logging in with Facebook, Google or Twitter.
I ran a quick query and it would appear, I have about 500 users (ish) that have used one of these services to login.
What is your opinion in how to do this gracefully?
I've come up with so far:
I feel like option 3 would be a good idea; during the login process, if the password fails (which it will as they never set a password while logging in with their social account), send them an email asking them to reset their password.
Just curious if anyone has any other ideas.
Denny Trebbin
Lead Fullstack Developer. Experimenting with bleeding-edge tech. Irregularly DJ. Hobby drone pilot. Amateur photographer.
Option 3 and Option 2.
Be honost and email your active users who logged in at least once in the actual year. Then help them setting up a new password when they try to login.