>>105565405
>why force people to 2fa secure their club penguin accounts when the password is an autogenerated string of 30+ random characters?
WOW this one starts to think!

>oh right because it was never about the security for the user
Correct it was about getting a ID that is connected to your identity (6 countries only have no mandatory ID laws to get a phone number)

>ha ha ha I use prepared
ON mars presumably since the phone is a geotracker that you have on you or in your home.


>it was a way for the company to cover their ass in case they leak passwords

>>105568269
>by someone else if it did get leaked
>get leaked
>get leaked
LMFAO Wait until you realize that all companies did play the blame game and they simply get all heir databases leaked every day then they play the magic game of
>umm chose a secure password
In reality any of this shit is possible because their retarded database got leaked and the le hackers are brute forcing the hashed passwords on their machines locally.

Think people how can someone hack your account if the server should block or give a time out to every IP that tries a bad login 20 times in 1 minute?

It is a clown show.
The anything I accept SMS verification is my bank.