Both of which are protection for SF, not for the user. Personally, I use a utility called 1Password, which means I don't use the same password for very many sit

Both of which are protection for SF, not for the user. Personally, I use a utility called 1Password, which means I don't use the same password for very many sites. My point is that for those who do use the same password for SF as well as other sites, this move doesn't protect them. It only protects SF. In short, I disagree with the wording of the title. This does nothing to protect users, it only protects SF.