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by Wowfunhappy
2653 days ago
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Let's assume you purposefully crafted the email or app to break the code autofill built into iOS. I think you'd end up confusing users. Most people will go to their email expecting to see a verification code in big bold type. If you make the code less obvious, they'll get frustrated ("I came here to get a code, why am I now doing something else?") It's awful UX at a particularly business-critical moment. And this is all assuming Apple doesn't see through your ploy and just reject the app. |
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