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That's totally fair, but you don't have to force 2FA on your users.
by joshstrange 8y ago
That's totally fair, but you don't have to force 2FA on your users.
- tracker1 8y agoFor good and bad, I happen to like social media for logins... Twitter, fb, google, ms all offer them. In the end if you get their "real name" and email address, I find that generally sufficient. You don't have to do the actual authentication, users can configure 2fa on their own. I mean, some site do ask for way more than they need here and that's often bad. In the end, I think it's a reasonable trade off for end-use convenience. Which I often am.