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This one is not too bad since it's only once per device, assuming they define a device by generating some unique value at first login so I really won't have to
by Lammy 2y ago
This one is not too bad since it's only once per device, assuming they define a device by generating some unique value at first login so I really won't have to go through it again despite any updates, changes in network, etc.
In general though I have become incredibly sick of mandatory 2FA for every-goddamn-thing. I do use it very often, but it should be my choice and not forced on me. The usual retort is blah blah blah I might understand the trade-offs but normies don't and so forcing it is a net positive, but I'm me — not them, so that usual response is just to tell me that my feelings don't matter.
- lxgr 2y ago> but it should be my choice and not forced on me Since service providers are often legally and even more often practically required to cover losses resulting from account takeovers, it's really not your choice alone.