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Makes sense as a security feature. Changing your password implies your account's been compromised; killing OAuth authorizations is a way of making sure no one s
by ConstantineXVI 15y ago
Makes sense as a security feature. Changing your password implies your account's been compromised; killing OAuth authorizations is a way of making sure no one snuck in any authorizations without you noticing in the process.
- there 15y agoChanging your password implies your account's been compromised While it may be in response to a compromise, it's generally good security practice to change your password periodically.
- shaka881 15y ago2-step verification has made that practice obsolete. I've read that it's better to use 2-step in conjunction with a strong password that you'll remember, versus regularly migrating from one weak or medium strength password to another.