This reads like someone who turns off Javascript in their browser and then complains when every website doesn't bend to their niche use case. There are other o

This reads like someone who turns off Javascript in their browser and then complains when every website doesn't bend to their niche use case. There are other oddities: The author complains about the security of SMS verification, but then goes on to complain that even more incredibly insecure workarounds don't work. And then the author attempts to be in some sort of position of authority about the reliability and other aspects of the network and carriers, while fully admitting that they don't even have a phone number or smart phone. There are certainly valid complaints around SMS verification, networks, and carriers, but this article seems out of touch.