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The most important bit of information is missing from your post: was everyone using 2FA? If yes, then you make a relevant point.

• Dylan16807 2y ago
  Even if no 2FA was involved at all, it's a good answer to the scenario you were posing. I think plenty of people will have second thoughts when the password doesn't go.
  • baobabKoodaa 2y ago
    The comparison here is using 2FA with external device, or putting 2FA codes into a password manager. Any kind of experiment that doesn't involve 2FA at all is not relevant for this comparison.
    • Dylan16807 2y ago
      The anecdote provides evidence for people that are initially fooled by a phishing attack but aren't fooled enough to manually copy-paste credentials when autofill doesn't work. Your argument about 2FA depends on how many of those people there are. Therefore the anecdote is quite relevant, indirectly.
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