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Even when you're not authenticating with something, you need to keep your phone within distraction range at all times in case you need to. And by the time you
by throwaway38917 5y ago
Even when you're not authenticating with something, you need to keep your phone within distraction range at all times in case you need to.
And by the time you unlock the phone (thereby seeing your notifications) and open the app drawer you're one tap away from social media, which your brain is probably already thinking about from the familiar ritual.
- tpoacher 5y agoYes, exactly. The reverse applies too; having to keep your phone close makes you more likely to be interrupted/distracted by those notifications in the first place, even outside of a 2FA interaction context. It's like the modern worker experience is designed to destroy focus.