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The writing was on the wall when they got acquired, forced two-factor auth with SMS only and forcibly locked me out of my account by turning it on when I didn't
by predictabl3 3y ago
The writing was on the wall when they got acquired, forced two-factor auth with SMS only and forcibly locked me out of my account by turning it on when I didn't have a phone setup. If you want to use SMS as spam prevention, then just do that. Breaking your product and forcing bad security to harvest numbers is, well, just shitty.
- arnvald 3y agoWhen who got acquired? Twillio? They're a public company, aren't they?
- tnzk 3y agoI assume parent is talking about when SendGrid got acquired by Twillio. I had the similar experience with it at that time.
- predictabl3 3y agoYou know, I think this is correct. I was using them to do some Email workflow stuff with Pipedream, and ended up replacing it with my own Gmail SMTP since I'm just emailing myself and it's low volume. Apologies for getting that mixed up.
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