Back when I used this account, I didn’t have a smartphone. I had a razor flip phone. The device used to login was an old laptop that I destroyed years ago. I

Back when I used this account, I didn’t have a smartphone. I had a razor flip phone. The device used to login was an old laptop that I destroyed years ago. I just do not understand how the designers of this process thought it okay to lock people out in the name of security. Give people tools to be secure and guide them towards appropriate process, but don’t modify contracts and established mechanisms in the name of security. If someone gets their data compromised as a result of their own negligence, let them. I did not ask nor want 2fa for this account. If I did I would have added it. What I was forced to add was a “recovery email” to be used in the event that I forgot my password.