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This has been reported before, and in my experience, it's a sales funnel/conversion thing. You will likely not see this if you go to paypal.com. Rather, this wi
by bubblethink 4y ago
This has been reported before, and in my experience, it's a sales funnel/conversion thing. You will likely not see this if you go to paypal.com. Rather, this will show up when you click on the 'buy with paypal' button on a third party site. It is pretty stupid, but I also blame the general population equally. People are just so bad with any type of password management, 2FA stuff, or general web hygiene that companies resort to stupid shit like this. This is also made worse from a few different angles. In places like the US, most users use an iphone and have no idea about the differences between SMS or imessage or what any of the moving pieces are. They just know something is a 'text'. On the other hand, in places like India, the government has crippled everything to such an extent that you cannot function without SMS based 2FA. We'll be stuck with SMS based logins and 2FA for a very long time.