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I wouldn't like it myself because of the extra steps to reset each time, but it does make sense. "Can you access email sent to this address" is probably a reaso
by azornathogron 5y ago
I wouldn't like it myself because of the extra steps to reset each time, but it does make sense. "Can you access email sent to this address" is probably a reasonable authentication challenge for a lot of purposes. (It might even be phishing resistant...)
- rtsil 5y agoThe email she uses is the main email address from her ISP, so she can also reset it by requesting a reset code by text (or, at worst if she also loses her phone, by going to a store and showing her ID). After thinking about it, the only real problem I found was indeed the extra hassle. I stopped trying to convert her to a password manager after that.