The most obnoxious aspect of that: I specifically have my texts accessible on my laptop, but some 2fa authentication texts get blocked via that mechanism in favor of a message saying "look at this message on your phone".
replyGets worse. A lot of accounts were set up by my boss so it's all his 2FA. Then some of these require the phone to scan a QR-Code. We work remotely.
replyThat drives me crazy. The RBC app does this although it eventually times out and gives me the number.
replyThe worst part is: why are they sending me an SMS when I never agreed to it and didn’t configured that as an MFA option?
replyMy work uses “okta verify” for everything which is very helpful, as I can sue my work PC as a trusted device or fall back to a yubikey if not. 100x better than random SMS
replyI used to solve this with the Authy desktop app, now discontinued. I firmly believe MFA shouldn’t live in your password manager (what’s the point of MFA, then?). Thoughts on MFA options?
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