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Presumably it reactivated because you got the correct username and password? Don't get me wrong the reactivation step should be after the 2FA step but I can se
by corobo 9y ago
Presumably it reactivated because you got the correct username and password?
Don't get me wrong the reactivation step should be after the 2FA step but I can see how this happened, feels like it's a Hanlon's razor situation.
It would need testing again if an attempt with an incorrect password reactivated the account
- J-dawg 9y agoYeah, now you mention it, it may have reactivated after I gave the correct username and password, but before the 2FA step. I still think it's insane that you can reactivate an account without actually gaining access to it.
- tzakrajs 9y agoI deactivated my account. Facebook sent me a "Come back to Facebook" SMS. I replied with "No" and it reactivated my account and posted a global viewable "No" to my feed. By me stating my displeasure, they got an MAU. Great.