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yes I don't like security decisions forced upon me, that's reasonable. if I want a throwaway email, I don't need MFA because I don't care if the account is comp
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yes I don't like security decisions forced upon me, that's reasonable. if I want a throwaway email, I don't need MFA because I don't care if the account is compromised. but I don't get to make that decision because Google decided for me that my account will have forced MFA
- shpingbing 1y agoI imagine it's because they would be (legally) responsible for any malicious usage of your account.
- fauigerzigerk 1y ago>if I want a throwaway email, I don't need MFA because I don't care if the account is compromised. But Google cares if their servers are used to send spam or worse, because it makes their email service less useful for other users who may not use it as a throwaway account.