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3/2/2020 4:28:52 PM
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This is not a good idea. Good in spirit yes. but it falls in line with account security and you are responsible for it.
Right now if bungie was to be hacked, they would only get your password for your bungie account, if you use the same for others.
If we had your system place that would assume that Bungie's servers can see and view the passwords for other sites. Making it so if bungie was to be hacked they would have access to all of them.
The only thing they could do to improve is activate / Build a Muilt-factor authentication system.
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The thing is you currently login to bungie.net with your login information for your PSN, Xbox Live, Steam, or battle.net account not an actual bungie.net login which is what I am suggesting is to have an actual login for bungie.net that is separate from the logins for the linked account/s
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Here's the thing though, Bungie doesn't have your other account info stored. The only way to auto log-in is if you have your browser store that info. If you added in a Bungie sign in, then you would actually have something that could be hacked through Bungie and adding an additional layer for your info to be compromised. As it is now, the only way that someone can sign in to you Bungie account, is if they actually get your other platform account credentials from you, whether willingly or otherwise.
