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You shouldn't have been voted down. I've been using IMAP, SMTP, and Pop3 for the past 30 years without a single security incident. Meanwhile, I've had many acci
by jonathanstrange 3y ago
You shouldn't have been voted down. I've been using IMAP, SMTP, and Pop3 for the past 30 years without a single security incident. Meanwhile, I've had many accidental lockout problems and even had to abandon accounts because of 2-factor authentication and other paranoid security measures like arbitrary "device identification" algorithms. I swear to God the goal of this security theater is only to force customers into web-based logins so contents of emails and user behavior can be tracked in an Orwellian fashion.
- Dylan16807 3y agoThey said just identifiable though, and passwords are definitely user identifyable. And most users only have a couple devices so tracking that once you already know the user is usually very easy even without a cookie.