Re:Why we went passwordless on our new product
by onelovetwo on Sunday March 07, 2021 @01:17PM
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Its an even bigger friction for users, essentially I have to login to another service to login to yours.
Re:Why we went passwordless on our new product
by Osiris on Sunday March 07, 2021 @02:16PM
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Maybe they should offer a mobile app that works like microsoft and google where you get a notification and you click approve or deny on the phone. Basically, use traditional 2fa as the only factor instead of the second factor.
Re:Why we went passwordless on our new product
by pritambaral on Sunday March 07, 2021 @03:58PM
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Another app is worse than another website.
Re:Why we went passwordless on our new product
by bogwog on Sunday March 07, 2021 @01:25PM
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True, but I think most people are signed in to at least one email account on their phone, so in the ideal case it's as easy as two clicks: 1 to open the email notification, and 1 to click the magic link.
I wonder if it could be securely done with the web notifications API, to make it 1 click?
Offer a password option, people! Back it up with a magic link if you must but offer a password!
Especially if your magic links go to spam.