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When performing the web-based authentication, you might be warned of a security risk caused by the use of an insecure connection.
Web-based authentications usually require the user to enter personal indentification information, such as a username and password. The information is then transmitted to the authenticating website over an encrypted connection, which guarantees that the information provided won't be accessible to other, potentially malicious, third parties.
Sometimes an encrypted connection cannot be established; this can happen when the site itself does not implement all the requirements for setting up such a channel, or when your internet connection does not allow the transmission of encrypted data.
If you fully trust the internet connection you are using, there's a good chance that the warning is shown because the website itself doesn't support the encrypted channel, and in this case the associated security risk is relatively low. If, on the other hand, you cannot trust your internet provider or if you are using a public wireless network (also known as WLAN or WI-FI), there's a higher risk that a malicious third party could steal your account information.
In particular, if you start seeing this warning when authenticating to a
website for which you have previously never seen such a warning, it's
highly recommended that you don't continue with the authentication and
press the
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Ubuntu Online Accounts is provided by Canonical Group Limited (Canonical). This Ubuntu Online Accounts legal notice applies to your use of Ubuntu Online Accounts and incorporates the terms of Canonical's legal notice (and privacy policy).
You provide Ubuntu Online Accounts with your name and password(s) (credentials) for those online services you want Ubuntu Online Accounts to authenticate while using Ubuntu.
Ubuntu Online Accounts collects and stores your credentials when you enter them in the web authentication dialog and uses them, and authentication cookies, to provide authentication to those online services each time you access them while using Ubuntu.
By using Ubuntu Online Accounts you consent to:
the collection and use of your credentials in this way;
the use of authentication cookies; and
the storage of your credentials and the authentication cookies on your Ubuntu computer.
Canonical will not access or use your credentials or authentication cookies in any other way.
Ubuntu Online Accounts provides links to online services. Canonical has no affiliation or partnership with the online services you link to from Ubuntu Online Accounts. Any trademarks, logos and service marks displayed on Ubuntu Online Accounts are the property of their owners, whether Canonical or third parties. For further information on links to third party sites and content please see Canonical's legal notice.
You may cease using Ubuntu Online Accounts at any time. If you cease using Ubuntu Online Accounts, or wish to cease using it for certain online services, please ensure that you have removed all of your credentials from the “Online Accounts†entry of your Ubuntu System Settings.
Although most changes are likely to be minor, Canonical may change this legal notice from time to time, and at Canonical's sole discretion. Please check this page from time to time for any changes to this legal notice as we will not be able to notify you directly.
Please submit any questions or comments about Ubuntu Online Accounts or this legal notice by contacting us at the following address: Canonical Group Ltd, 5th Floor, Blue Fin Building, 110 Southwark Street, London, England, SE1 0SU.
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Online Accounts provides a single way to store and manage your login details for a variety of online services.
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Select the account provider for the online account that you want.
Use the drop-down list at the top of the panel to filter the list of providers by application.
Follow the instructions to enter your login details. This normally involves entering your username and password.
If the authentication process was successful, you will be returned to the