Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 05:12:23 AM

More and more of my internet accounts require 2FA nowadays, and most of them don't allow me to turn it off. It's mainly needed because of the people who don't use proper passwords, share them everywhere, and have a system filled with malware.

Express it another way, more and more people believe that 2FA is like a best solution to secure their online accounts. Like with 2FA, their online accounts will never be hacked.

Unfortunately, see how they practice with 2FA: installing 2FA on a smartphone; login their email on that phone; login their online accounts on that phone too. So is it a good practice? They store and login all things on one device, what will happen if that device is lost or remotely compromised? 2FA can not save them.

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Those same websites nowadays run a timer to kick you out after a few minutes of inactivity, which makes it even more annoying.

It is annoying with me too. When they log out my accounts, ask me to log in again, type 2FA again to use my account on a same device and even with same IP address. Annoying experience.