Every single thing that I ever log into that does any kind of risk-based authentication triggers on me almost every single time (well over 90% of the time). Eve

Every single thing that I ever log into that does any kind of risk-based authentication triggers on me almost every single time (well over 90% of the time). Even things like Zoom installed locally on my laptop when I had to switch accounts for a couple of hours last week, when I went to switch back to my main account insisted on doing a code because I was allegedly logging in from a new location or device. (Aside: I have no idea why they present “switch accounts” and “sign out” as though they were different things. You’re fully signed out either way and have to sign in again.) My only sins are having a dynamic IPv4 address, using Linux, using Firefox, and for some of them using Private Browsing windows for temporary sessions. The whole approach is manifestly bankrupt.