After analyzing LonelyID statistics results during the first month of our launch, we realized that a high percentage of users who requested an account have not yet made use of it.

This situation is worrying us and we think that is mainly due to the lack of knowledge that exists around the OpenID standard.

Most of the websites that support OpenID use different mechanisms for registration (applying different data records, not allowing direct registration with OpenID, etc.) The diversity of formats and registration processes add extra difficulty to the use of OpenID by the users.

To try to encourage a bit more the use of OpenID, we have decided to prepare and launch over the next days a serie of demonstration videos. Those videos will contain real examples of how to use LonelyID on broadly-known OpenID-enabled websites.

The first video of the serie corresponds to an example of registration with LonelyID on www.dailymotion.com website.

We have just released a free version of LonelyID Mobile for iPhone for a limited time.

LonelyID is an authentication system based on OpenID that allows you to avoid remembering any password. Your new password will be generated safely inside your mobile phone. The password generated on the mobile changes every minute and the previous password is no longer valid. This ensures you can access your websites without having to remember passwords and without having to worry about malware or keyloggers.

If you would really like to use (or already use) an OpenID service to access your favorite websites, we encourage you to try LonelyID.

Download the iphone application directly from the following URL:

http://itunes.apple.com/app/lonelyid/id337733114?mt=8

Because your iPhone may contain sensitive and confidential information (especially if you are using LonelyID), you must be sure you keep your iphone protected against any loss or forgetfulness.

A useful way to protect and secure access to your iPhone is using the 'Passcode lock' functionality.