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androidsixteen
@androidsixteen.eth
Since FC hub data is public, what's the benefit of using SIWF over connecting with a wallet and associating a FC account (like @paragraph @bracketgame et al), and just pulling the social graph / content as needed? Especially since connecting a wallet is more decentralized than doing OAuth facilitated by Warpcast?
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alex
@alexgrover.eth
- Not all apps need a connected wallet - something like farcasterstudio.com shouldn’t require users to use a crypto wallet to sign in - Addresses aren’t 1:1 with FC profiles, so it’s possible that the same wallet is connected to multiple accounts
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Manan
@manan
> Addresses aren’t 1:1 with FC profiles, so it’s possible that the same wallet is connected to multiple accounts I’m not sure that true. For some reason, I was under the same impression as you but it changed at the protocol level at some point or I’d totally misunderstood it. Right now my understanding is that an address can be verified with only 1 fid at a given point in time (hubble time)
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androidsixteen
@androidsixteen.eth
Oh interesting - so if I’ve connected 0xabc to an fid, the next time I try to connect it to a different fid, the protocol will reject that verification?
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Manan
@manan
afaict - The protocol will revoke the previous verification with that address. @sanjay is that correct?
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Manan
@manan
@androidsixteen.eth @alexgrover.eth here's the test case https://github.com/farcasterxyz/hub-monorepo/blob/61959467c59db17a44e9345caeb64986455d12bb/apps/hubble/src/storage/stores/verificationStore.test.ts#L418
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Sanjay
@sanjay
Yes, this was not the case before. But we made verified addresses globally unique, and a verification with a newer timestamp will replace the old one regardless of who owned it previously. So now, one address = one fid at any given point in time.
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