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So all you've done is move the problem to the email account. The original article is about how hard it is to balance usability and security so having 2FA on ema
by lbriner 8y ago
So all you've done is move the problem to the email account. The original article is about how hard it is to balance usability and security so having 2FA on email creates a problem.
- snowwolf 8y agoNo. I’ve isolated the problem to the email account. You only need to set it up once with a provider who hopefully has the resources to do it properly (like gmail). Rather than having to do it for every website who all decide to do it different ways so it’s never a standard process. And many doing it badly, forgetting to disable account recovery if 2 factor is enabled.