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It saves client engineers some small amount of time from implementing it on their end, but building these screens shouldn't take more than a few days. It's a t
by markcerqueira 12y ago
It saves client engineers some small amount of time from implementing it on their end, but building these screens shouldn't take more than a few days.
It's a terrible UX though. I wrote a blog post with some images about it if you want to see what it looks like: http://mark.gg/2013/07/17/linkedin-2.5-factor-authentication/ http://mark.gg/2013/07/17/linkedin-2.5-factor-authentication...