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How the f** they did not have them encrypted to begin with? Since when Google has become totally incompetent. They are quite sure that two-factor authenticator
by miohtama 4y ago
How the f** they did not have them encrypted to begin with? Since when Google has become totally incompetent. They are quite sure that two-factor authenticator is use on security sensitive properties, including Google’s own services. This is like begging Google Drive hackers to get your two-factor seeds.
- helpfulclippy 4y agoI am on the whole not that impressed with the quality of Google stuff. It's not like it was 20 years ago, when seeing the Google version of something was really exciting, like when Search, Gmail or Maps first came out. Now I look at Google about how I looked at Microsoft back then... a company whose products that I'm generally better off avoiding, and when I do use them, it's usually not because of the product quality itself.
- amf12 4y ago> How the f* they did not have them encrypted to begin with? They are encrypted while transit and at rest, just not E2EE, which is understandable based on the link, but still should be an option like passoword manager in Chrome has.