Following theopenconversationkit/tock#1372, bots have the option to identify the user with alternatives methods, like secure cookies. However, this frontend implementation always generates, stores, and forwards its own identifier no matter what.
Having the option to disable the local userId may facilitate debugging, avoid confusion, and possibly reduce security concerns.
Following theopenconversationkit/tock#1372, bots have the option to identify the user with alternatives methods, like secure cookies. However, this frontend implementation always generates, stores, and forwards its own identifier no matter what.
Having the option to disable the local
userIdmay facilitate debugging, avoid confusion, and possibly reduce security concerns.