>They want the ease and convenience of no passwords at all, That's not what I see. I see people looking for inconvenience. Expiring passwords. Password require

>They want the ease and convenience of no passwords at all, That's not what I see. I see people looking for inconvenience. Expiring passwords. Password requirements, so you have to write your passwords down. (You will change it soon, anyway) "Security" questions. Lock-Screens, session limits. 2FA-SMS. That horrible and unsecure Microsoft 2FA that was on the frontpage yesterday. IP-Geo-location-voodo so you can't log in from a different ISP/cellular/your parents place on this supposedly world wide internet. It's not like these things happen on their own. Computer illiterate people thing that these inconveniences bring them security.