i hate this message

@thibault said ^

why is @lichess repeatedly sending me 2 factor auth messages if ive ignored it lets say like 15 times like come on if I wanted to id click back on one of ur other messages or do it myself

Sorry that it has been a nuisance. Fortunately there is a way to make it stop.
Just head to https://lichess.org/account/twofactor and setup 2FA.

The Creator cooking be like

It’s still just one more step or one more password to give away. If somebody willingly shares this information no amount of layers will ever be enough. And I don’t see how a hypothetical, psychological barrier suddenly pops up when grabbing your phone. Your not giving your phone away. You literally just do the thing you already did, twice.

That’s why I said, that’s not what it’s for (but for compromised devices).
Im Not sure what there is to misunderstand.

If you wanna use fake arguments and spin tales further and further about sibling rivalries and other completely unrelated topics, you’ll need to do this without me.

I just didn’t like how you addressed #1. You insinuated he is stupid, because there have been stupid people before him. And without further road blocks he can’t even take the responsibility of something as trivial as a chat group. That’s insulting and illogical. Not all kids/humans are the same. People deserve the benefit of the doubt and an unbiased approach and “I’ve heard stories” doesn’t cut it in my book.

@Cedur216 said ^

If you're so annoyed and you keep refusing 2fa, you shouldn't be a team or class leader

I've heard several stories of minors carelessly giving away their passwords here ...

That’s illogical.

Why would he give away his password just because you heard stories?

With the same logic and degree of human failure 2fa is not do...

@Aadityaarora said ^

Are you a team(s) leader?

yes

Then that's why. Same thing happened to me when I freshly created a team. I ignored it.

@Rookitiki said ^

It’s still just one more step or one more password to give away. If somebody willingly shares this information no amount of layers will ever be enough. And I don’t see how a hypothetical, psychological barrier suddenly pops up when grabbing your phone. Your not giving your phone away. You literally just do the thing you already did, twice.

That’s why I said, that’s not what it’s for (but for comp...
this is not the problem looke at my post below yours

@SaiVathsa2015 said ^

Are you a team(s) leader?

yes

Then that's why. Same thing happened to me when I freshly created a team. I ignored it.

This is the problem

but its not like im giving away my password guys use ur brain

@Aadityaarora said ^

but its not like im giving away my password guys use ur brain

the kids who did and then later complained about their team being hacked, would probably say so as well ...

Point is: Lichess doesn't care about your affirmations. It cares about the fact that you're a team leader and that compromising your account may cause damage to other people too, as they get kicked from the team or approached with fishy messages in your name ... by the way, it doesn't even require you giving away your password. A weak password may suffice as well.

@Rookitiki the point of two-factor authentification is that it is indeed two factors - two different levels of security, very different in nature.

A second password on top of the first password would be indeed useless, as if a hacker gets one password, he also gets the other. (it would essentially just be a long merged password)

@Cedur216 said ^

@Rookitiki the point of two-factor authentification is that it is indeed two factors - two different levels of security, very different in nature.

A second password on top of the first password would be indeed useless, as if a hacker gets one password, he also gets the other. (it would essentially just be a long merged password)

yeah and thats exactly what 2 factor is theres no point the only reason i did 2 factor on github is cuse i didnt want to be limited

@thibault said ^

why is @lichess repeatedly sending me 2 factor auth messages if ive ignored it lets say like 15 times like come on if I wanted to id click back on one of ur other messages or do it myself

Sorry that it has been a nuisance. Fortunately there is a way to make it stop.
Just head to https://lichess.org/account/twofactor and setup 2FA.

I wish I could disable it; most of my spam is from that.@Aadityaarora said ^

why is @lichess repeatedly sending me 2 factor auth messages if ive ignored it lets say like 15 times like come on if I wanted to id click back on one of ur other messages or do it myself