1. I'm not a customer of #Bitwarden and I strongly recommend not even thinking about it. A commercial service at this point in the chain, what could possibly… really.
2. 2FA severly damages the UX of following simple and effective safety guidelines, like deleting cookies once a day.
3. 2FA undermines good habits like keeping your phone number private. E.g., when I have to log into my webmailer in somebody else's browser to copy the code, I gain ZERO security.
1. I'm not a customer of #Bitwarden and I strongly recommend not even thinking about it. A commercial service at this point in the chain, what could possibly… really.
2. 2FA severly damages the UX of following simple and effective safety guidelines, like deleting cookies once a day.
3. 2FA undermines good habits like keeping your phone number private. E.g., when I have to log into my webmailer in somebody else's browser to copy the code, I gain ZERO security.
Gregory's Server
1. I'm not a customer of #Bitwarden and I strongly recommend not even thinking about it. A commercial service at this point in the chain, what could possibly… really.
2. 2FA severly damages the UX of following simple and effective safety guidelines, like deleting cookies once a day.
3. 2FA undermines good habits like keeping your phone number private. E.g., when I have to log into my webmailer in somebody else's browser to copy the code, I gain ZERO security.
#funktionalKAPUTT
1. I'm not a customer of #Bitwarden and I strongly recommend not even thinking about it. A commercial service at this point in the chain, what could possibly… really.
2. 2FA severly damages the UX of following simple and effective safety guidelines, like deleting cookies once a day.
3. 2FA undermines good habits like keeping your phone number private. E.g., when I have to log into my webmailer in somebody else's browser to copy the code, I gain ZERO security.