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darrsil
darrsil @ darrsil @lemmy.world
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2FA should be disabled until it is implemented properly

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  • Because you want to verify 2FA is set up correctly before you log in again. What if it isn't, and now you're locked out of your account with no backup code?

    • 2FA should be disabled until it is implemented properly

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  • It may be automated on the OS end, but does it confirm back with the website to make sure the codes are the same?

    • 2FA should be disabled until it is implemented properly

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  • Except you didn't confirm your 2FA codes to enable 2FA. You also don't have backup codes you can download.

    It may have worked for you, but that doesn't mean it's working properly.

    • What weather apps do you use?

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  • HP? Wunderground is owned by IBM.

    • What weather apps do you use?

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  • I tend to use the Google built-in one (which is getting a revamp soon), but I also subscribe to Weather Channel. This is nice because if you subscribe on the web it gets rid of ads on all platforms - Android, iOS, and web. Sometimes there are issues where you have to log out and back in again, but it works.

    • Is Lemmy THE reddit alternative for you? Are you thinking about moving somewhere else?

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  • Installing the PWA is simple (in Chrome). In the URL bar at the right side on the Lemmy homepage, you should see a little install icon that looks like a monitor with a downward facing arrow. Click that, and it will install the site like an app.

    • Is Lemmy THE reddit alternative for you? Are you thinking about moving somewhere else?

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  • It has a PWA, use that to get the "app" feeling.

    • Is Lemmy THE reddit alternative for you? Are you thinking about moving somewhere else?

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  • Moving somewhere else? Where?

    The only other options are back to Reddit, or somewhere else in the Fediverse. There aren't other options.

    • Meta: OH, COME ON. ISN'T THAT BETTER NOW?

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  • Funnily enough, people are already referring to "tweets" on Threads as "threats"

    • I think the average person just simply doesn't care about their privacy.

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  • People do, but ease of use will trump it every time.