I am very annoyed by this “improvement”. Don’t know if it’s still like this but for example if I wanted to use PayPay on the we. (payment system owned by the sa

I am very annoyed by this “improvement”. Don’t know if it’s still like this but for example if I wanted to use PayPay on the we. (payment system owned by the same group), yahoo decides I no longer need a password and makes me turn it off (as part of the payment process) in favor of SMS auth. Each and every time I use it I have to go to the yahoo settings and the convoluted process of turning sms auth off to go back to a password. I don’t trust sms auth a bit. My number is probably my weakest link and I don’t want to ever have to rely on it. I’m sure an attacker could just pretend to be me and take it over in no time I set it back to password and just stopped using their services