Ah yes, Twilio, the company that activated 2FA, forced users to activate it during login, and somehow forced it to be SMS auth (aka, completely jamming my accou

Ah yes, Twilio, the company that activated 2FA, forced users to activate it during login, and somehow forced it to be SMS auth (aka, completely jamming my account because I dared to login). Had to manually contact them to resolve and then close the account because FUCK THAT, and fuck SendGrid too, which did the exact same thing after Twilio acquired them. Sorry, I don't buy for a second that that was an accident or negligence. I'm sick of watching people play ball with companies that pull such moves. (Edit: you want to KYC me to prevent abuse? Fine. Don't make my startup insecure to achieve it.) Authy is just not a good suggestion here when there are standard, non-needlessly-tied-to-sms options.