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Using a company email to sign up for services and expecting to have access after you leave the company is 100% entirely your fault. Even with the positive spin
by frombody 6y ago
Using a company email to sign up for services and expecting to have access after you leave the company is 100% entirely your fault.
Even with the positive spin you're trying to put on it, it still sounds like you are trying to steal data from your former employer.
The situation would probably also be easily resolvable with your former employer's help, and there is likely a reason they aren't helping you.
- prepend 6y agoYeah, it seems odd that the former employer doesn’t just remove the account from their org and thus remove the MFA requirement. I’ve had really positive experiences with GitHub support, but you can’t ask them impossible things. There’s a GitHub user with my org name, they’ve had it for a long time and aren’t active. I asked GitHub support to see if they were active and if they’d be willing to transfer the account. GitHub confirmed they were active but just with no public activity and they passed along the request. I like that they were human and didn’t try to force the user to give up their account. I’ve had multiple colleagues say that we should try to force the user and I don’t support that line of reasoning. The user has a legitimate use of the name.I like that GitHub took the high road,