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Even without GA (which, if you have an Android or iPhone, I don't see why you'd have to be without) $0.20 a month seems an incredibly small price to pay for the
by yock 14y ago
Even without GA (which, if you have an Android or iPhone, I don't see why you'd have to be without) $0.20 a month seems an incredibly small price to pay for the benefit of 2-factor auth.
- oddthink 14y agoI know, it's irrational, but it adds an extra annoyance factor, far more than it should. I mean, I spend far more every time I take the subway somewhere. Driving across the GW bridge costs $12, and I don't worry myself about that. It turns into four or five SMS every month, when I usually average zero (various computers, various browsers, etc.) So suddenly, there's this line item where there used to be none. I can't explain quite why it bugs me. In any case, I hadn't heard of GA before. I've installed it and life is good.
- icebraining 14y agowhich, if you have an Android or iPhone, I don't see why you'd have to be without You don't even need one of those, there are implementations of the same algorithm for other systems. I use my Nokia S60 with a J2ME application: http://ds3global.com/index.php/en/news-a-events/news/97-securing-data-delivery-hassle-free http://ds3global.com/index.php/en/news-a-events/news/97-secu...