Concerning my original suggestion, I don't mind if you added "(NOT your OTP)" however my point is to not say any more in the label than what needs to be entered in that text field. I was mistaken beca

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People have continued arguments from a thread in Group_Help where someone else had 2FA problems, so I probably left all of my "good evidence" there. It is without any refutability however, proven that

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Good point Donald, The reason they want you to have multiple methods (i.e. phone# and another email), and also remind you to check all of them regularly, is because of the assumption they would not al

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Obviously what I have said (require the OTP to turn off 2FA) does stop the intrusion that I explained. So I don't know why you are pretending that is not enough security for that. If you are just sayi

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You are arguing to have only ONE factor, not two because of your assumption that there is need to only enter the first factor in order to REMOVE the second factor (assuming my other conditions where t

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Well if you must, I will repeat the reasons here what I said is wrong with your ideas in the Group_Help. Microsoft and Facebook are the two crappiest examples of security or common sense. If you prefe

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I am certain more people have this misunderstanding than care to admit, considering the many days I just spent trying to find out why I could not disable 2FA. After I click the button "Disable two-fac

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