There's a lot of money changing hands in the member's market. There is no way to specify a granular level of control for those who don't want to use it (and by proxy give up their right to use the MM), so it's on for everyone.I guess ultimately 2FA is worth it for stuff that matters ( emails, bank accounts). A forum where you can post stuff and that's about it feels a little overkill for forced 2FA?
All sorted - thanks all!Forum Content Discussion at the bottom of the "life" (this) section of the forums, under GD, Motors, Film etc.
Jesus I thought I was logging into a bank account or paypal etc.
If you're this easily confused into thinking other unrelated websites are your bank then it's probably best you have some additional security.
Haha and your my bank managerIf you're this easily confused into thinking other unrelated websites are your bank then it's probably best you have some additional security.
If you're this easily confused into thinking other unrelated websites are your bank then it's probably best you have some additional security.
But Is this now mandetory?
I really don’t know why folk are getting their knickers in a twist here. I already use the MS Authenticator App for work so took seconds to add OcUK. Punch in a code once a month. Why all the drama?
All on page 1, first post - https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/posts/35166113
So, looking at this comment "We strongly encourage you to enable two factor authentication (2FA) on your OcUK forum account." I assume its not madatory then
Your assumption is incorrect.
I really don’t know why folk are getting their knickers in a twist here. I already use the MS Authenticator App for work so took seconds to add OcUK.
See that picture in the very first post of this thread?Where's the info so it works with OCUK?
It would be a trivial task in XenForo to only allow access to MM if you have 2FA enabled. Problem is that if someone's account is stolen then the hacker can just enable 2FA themselves to gain access. I'd suggest giving people the option to permanently disable MM access on their accounts to remove the 2FA requirement.There is no way to specify a granular level of control for those who don't want to use it (and by proxy give up their right to use the MM), so it's on for everyone.
It would be a trivial task in XenForo to only allow access to MM if you have 2FA enabled.
TRIVIALClearly it isn't, hence why it hasn't been done, but obviously you know better than the admins and web developers as to how this forum is specifically set up
I do have some experience with XenForo, and I can't imagine what specific set up they could have that would prevent them from doing that.Clearly it isn't, hence why it hasn't been done, but obviously you know better than the admins and web developers as to how this forum is specifically set up