obventio56

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   by obventio56 6y ago

   This is the kind of setup I would expect. What kind of place do you work (big/small, tech/not)? This is the kind of obstacle I assume big tech companies have worked out extremely well, but small-midsized non-tech companies probabl
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   by obventio56 6y ago

   I think ignorance is a factor, but also legitimate multi-user solutions might involve a lot more friction than these workarounds (or not exist at all). Say I have 300 employees and 10% will eventually need to access an account (random sampl
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   by obventio56 6y ago

   To kickoff my own post, solutions I've seen include: - Using a Google Voice phone number to receive codes and forward them to an email list. - Using a texting SasS to receive codes (the SaaS, of course, can't require 2FA itself ot
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   Ask HN: How does your team share OTPs?

   3 points by obventio56 6y ago|7 comments
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   by obventio56 8y ago

   Antidotal (likely an outlier) but I’ve slowly deleted social apps (Facebook, Twitter, insta) in favor of using their mobile sites. My reasoning is three fold: mobile sites are pretty good, it’s harder for companies to mine my data in a brow
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   by obventio56 10y ago

   I can't be the only high school age lurker here that thought your comment came straight out of an AP DBQ.