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I like how Yahoo suddenly decided to make their "security questions" a secondary password. I have no idea what I answered over a decade ago, but I can no longer
by brigade 13y ago
I like how Yahoo suddenly decided to make their "security questions" a secondary password. I have no idea what I answered over a decade ago, but I can no longer log into my account despite them acknowledging my password to be correct.
Where's the "reset security question" option...
- JoshGlazebrook 13y agoOr even Gmail. Since when do they require you to guess when you opened your account and all of that information? As if I have any idea what month/year I opened my gmail account. I feel like if I ever got locked out of it or were in this situation I wouldn't know the information to get back into it.
- DanBC 13y agoGoogle are strict about letting people have access. You need to make sure that your access to gmail is safe. "Make back ups" is easy to say, but keeping the passwords and access credentials safe is tricky.
- Nicholas_C 13y agoI actually ran into this the other day. The account I had used from 8th grade to about 11th is now probably gone forever.
- dublinben 13y agoOnly until they decide to recycle the usernames.
- plaguuuuuu 13y agoJudging by the recent articles, you should at least be able to call them and get access to your (or probably someone else's) account.