Hey folks.
Well, if you would know that users can easily signup a new account on Hive through the frontend inleo. They either create an account through their Gmail account or X which is kind of a cool thing to have as for users who are new to Hive, creating a Hive account could be a bit complicated for them.
With InLeo's new onboarding protocol for Hive, new users can easily create a new Hive account and start sharing content to Hive blockchain.
Accounts created with InLeo's new onboarding protocol don't require one to download thier keys right away. Instead, they are encrypted and can only be decrypted by the user who created that account using their X or Google account to verify that it's them.
This is something that has caught my attention and I also have to appreciate @khaleelkazi and his team for bringing up with something that could make the signup process for new users on Hive simple.
But let me share why this is a cool thing to have as users who signup for the first time on Hive, they sometimes don't understand the importance of their Hive private keys.
I have signed up a few people to Hive and two of them who were inactive recently wanted to start working on Hive but the problem was that they didn't have their Hive account keys to login. Why? Because they probably didn't take it seriously.
Inleo allows users to login easily through their Google or X accounts is a good thing in a sense when the new users start working on Hive seriously and with time they recognize the importance of Hive keys, they may then download their keys and store it somewhere safe.
Let us know what are your thoughts on InLeo's new onboarding protocol and how do you see it?
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