Are verification codes for damn near everything pissing people off these days?

[Anonymous]

I get it for the banks, but damn near every other account for junk mail, work, etc that has none of my personal info is pissing me off.

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A total of 6 votes were cast: 3 girls and 3 guys. See detailed results

[Anonymous]

Only because a week after that b. s. they say there was a data breach. It's like, you numbskulls make us jump through hoops to quasi-protect us. Then you open the godd*** front door for the thieves and let them waltz right in.

And if God forbid you ever actually do get hacked I guaran-f'ing-tee you they're going to tell you that the breach was on your end.

To quite the movie fight club, "the illusion of safety". That's all it is. A show they put on. I know somebody who works in cyber security, and he's a putz.😆

[NathanDavis]

welcome to the future...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDaOgu2CQtI

[FreyaRed]

Yeah, we have an popular online shop in my country and I don't allow saving of cookies and WebGL elements since I use Libre wolf and this website annoys me with very trashy anti bot verification. So I was forced to install less restrictive Waterfox to omit this annoying verification.

[Anonymous]

They should at least allow you to opt out of it. They all say "trust this device," and then the next time you sign it, it makes you go through it all over again. As far as data breach, those happen on their end, not mine.

[Nikki1989]

Yes, and you can't tell me that when they make you take a picture for age verification, it stays private. Your image and details are being shared everywhere, I bet.

[queenofcardio]

I get it for security sake but sometimes it's not necessary

[exitseven]

Yes, but the internet is a dangerous place.

[strateguy632]

they are.

[Anonymous]

Very much

[Opinion Owner]

One place I log in replaced passwords. You can ONLY sign in with an e-mailed code. That is for "convenience". It is the opposite of that!