Almost all sites should allow me to choose whether I want 2fac. And they shouldn’t prompt for it nearly as often as they do - some services do it for every login, most seem to do it every month at least.
Seriously. Why would i care if someone logs into most of them. What are they going to do watch a movie on my Netflix account, play my kids roblox games, or change my crew on my Rockstar account? It’s unnecessary bs.
Any account that does payment (like your netflix one), will be used to test out stolen credit cards. This will in turn flag your account for fraud. You might not want that. Unless you do, I don’t know
2FA is a good thing. You don’t want it to go away.
Almost all sites should allow me to choose whether I want 2fac. And they shouldn’t prompt for it nearly as often as they do - some services do it for every login, most seem to do it every month at least.
I get the theory, but if it itself relies on some login-based service (like email) it becomes a kind of chicken and egg problem.
I don’t want it for like 95% of the logins I have.
Seriously. Why would i care if someone logs into most of them. What are they going to do watch a movie on my Netflix account, play my kids roblox games, or change my crew on my Rockstar account? It’s unnecessary bs.
Any account that does payment (like your netflix one), will be used to test out stolen credit cards. This will in turn flag your account for fraud. You might not want that. Unless you do, I don’t know
What? Like they’d try and use a stolen credit card to pay for my service?
They won’t be paying, just tokenizing the cards to see if the data is good.
Click login button -> Autofill username, password & totp token -> Done
(And staying signed in not working is an intentional side effect of deleting cookies and temp data on closing the browser…)