[ApolloFortyNine]

... Do you really believe this? There's countless services out there that don't require 2fa by default. Honestly it's probably easier to list the ones that do.

If you think that means the company can be held liable, I'd honestly start leaking my information on the internet if I were you. You have millions of dollars of lawsuits to go win apparently.

[Clamchop]

I absolutely believe this. If you think your service shall perform no due diligence that it is correct, accurate, and safe, then you have no business providing it to the user, who has little or no knowledge of the domain, which you are selling to them. That is your job, to sell a sophisticated service to someone who would enjoy the benefits but cannot begin to do it for themselves.

If you don't think so, then I think you're beyond reprehensible, and so will the courts. There is no disclaimer that can protect you. Good gravy, this is the easy part.