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I get why they wouldn't offer it. Support nightmare and very few people would use it anyway. Almost everything should have MFA, but it's not a solved problem.
by mrweasel 2y ago
I get why they wouldn't offer it. Support nightmare and very few people would use it anyway.
Almost everything should have MFA, but it's not a solved problem. The overhead is to high and if you force it upon users you'll lose many of them.
- talonx 2y agoValid point about support but if you enforce it everyone will have to use it unconditionally. Not having MFA opens it up to potential data breaches causing havoc.
- mrweasel 2y agoAbsolutely, but not even Facebook enforced MFA... Though they do offer it. I just can't imagine the absolute nightmare it must be to get Facebook, Google or Microsoft to reset your MFA if you lose it. You might as well create a new account. We did a MFA reset for a remote coworker a few weeks ago, the about of validation and procedures we had to go through was insane, but also the only way to ensure that this is a correct reset. MFA is really really important, but there's no good solutions for it yet.