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Phone number is a primary second factor for most people, and either a phone number or an email address is required to authenticate the person logging in is real
by wyuenho 6y ago
Phone number is a primary second factor for most people, and either a phone number or an email address is required to authenticate the person logging in is really the owner of the account in many instances such as logging in from a different computer.
Google does the same, they've even published a paper showing just adding an email address is enough to eliminate 90+% of phishing attempts.