There r classic OpenID examples like

1). sourceforge.net and yahoo combination appears to be the best classic example to be followed

 

2). blogger.com and google seems to barely acceptable because,

google login is provided to blogger domain site's login page &

they have coded their forms honestly to post this data to google

for authentication & only then grant access onwards

 

3). Orkut users logging in from powerscrap.com like sites

Their Privacy seems to be at stake

 

Since,Open ID has not been implemented correctly

 

Analyze page source code for login pages,

I found, Orkut login directly goes to powerscrap.com's Login.aspx

Instead of going to google

 

Is this desirable?

No ... I think

 

Is it OK?

 

In the future,

there could be many such WEB 2.0 sites

acting as social proxies

Should all of them be trusted?

This question applies esp to college students who access Orkut through proxies

because of Ban on accessing Orkut say using Organization Internet etc ...

Many people are not knowing this out there ...
How to solve this problem?
Whom to Report?

If this is really a problem, How to solve this problem?

Is it a major problem?

Do we have something in IT Act 2000 to protect?

Whom to Report?

Which Global Agency Acts & monitors such things?

What could be the punishments like?

 

Plz help ...