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You could also consider askingAsk your users to do a first time authentication through an OpenID provider (or less secure or Oauth) provider, such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon etc., to verify their identity and negate the insecirity. This avoids any security concerns of emailemailing a password to the user.

You could also consider asking your users to do a first time authentication through an OpenID provider (or less secure Oauth), such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon etc., to verify their identity and negate the insecirity of email.

Ask your users to do a first time authentication through an OpenID or Oauth provider, such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon etc., to verify their identity. This avoids any security concerns of emailing a password to the user.

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You could also consider asking your users to do a first time authentication through an OpenID provider (or less secure Oauth), such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon etc., to verify their identity and negate the insecirity of email.