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by davis_m
4531 days ago
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If a user is willing to press the button, a PIN isn't going to stop them. Your app is decreasing security in favor of usability, which is not something look for when they are looking to implement two factor auth. I think anyone who would blindly use your proprietary two factor solution that makes it easier for end users to authorize other people to log in would be silly. |
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'No 2FA' is the real silly one here. Any 2FA is so much better than no 2FA, and usability has been a big issue so far in 2FA adoption.