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The primary reason I use it is to have two factor authentication defending my domains. [disclosure: Google employee]

• akadien 12y ago
  Namecheap has 2FA.
  • StavrosK 12y ago
    It has a weird SMS-based TFA thing, not the far more widespread TOTP standard.
    • corford 12y ago
      No weirder than the one used by Dyn or Paypal. Click a button, receive an SMS with a code, enter the code and login. Voila.
      • StavrosK 12y ago
        > No weirder than the one used by Dyn or Paypal That doesn't make it non-weird. Obligatory Godwin, "meh, Hitler was no more horrible than Stalin or Pol Pot."
        • corford 12y ago
          <shrugs> they don't feel weird to me, I like 2FA via SMS Edit: enjoyed your godwin ref though ;)
          • StavrosK 12y ago
            Haha, thanks. My problem is that it takes a while sometimes, and it doesn't work when I'm out of the country. TOTP works everywhere all the time, though.
• smcquaid 12y ago
  godaddy has 2fa
• tdkl 12y ago
  gandi.net has 2FA.
  • rictic 12y ago
    Gandi has 2FA? Huh, I have a name registered there and even looked for 2FA on their site. Guess I didn't look well enough. Thanks for the pointer!
• wye 12y ago
  name.com has 2FA