Google has introduced a new feature called Restore Credentials which saves your app login info and restores it seamlessly on new devices.

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surr… that’s how breach timelines go in general, it’s a lot easier to “hack” lax security procedures directly or for third parties that Apple or Microsoft shares sensitive information with than it is to attack any database directly.

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jup, hence why apple enforces 2FA to strengthen lax securities.

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hasn’t worked yet, 2fa doesn’t help with third-party breaches, and apparently doesn’t help secure Apple’s back end either.

they’ve got to invest more in basic security infrastructure instead of placing the burden on the consumer, but I don’t think that’s going to happen either, since apple consumers are still happy getting breached every year.

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and what do you personally use? which company is up to your high security standards?

because i read the same breaches with android powered phones, web browsers, windows… etc.

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