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> a procedure that took some 3 days and numerous phone calls, id photos, etc. But... We're disagreeing over semantics then. I'd call this "being locked out of
by cnity 4y ago
> a procedure that took some 3 days and numerous phone calls, id photos, etc. But...
We're disagreeing over semantics then. I'd call this "being locked out of my account semi-permanently".
I have to say I don't fully understand your perspective. In a sibling comment you admit that free customers ought to be subject to this misery because they are using the service for free, and here you suggest that requiring numerous phone calls and numerous days of non-access to services is not an inconvenience. I suspect we simply have different life priorities. For me, those three days could be critical in my relationships with customers, clients, employers, etc.
- twawaaay 4y agoIt is inconvenience, but necessary one. Would you like your bank to make it convenient for you to get your money if you forgot your ID? It is double edged sword -- convenient for you is also convenient for somebody who might want to steal your money. So no, I do not object to AWS doing due diligence when I recover my password because I know this hopefully makes me a bit more secure from somebody else doing the same.