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On NEOGAF, it's YOUR fault if your account gets hacked.
Don't give Sony your credit card info or leave very much money in your wallet. Sony has already proven untrustworthy.
More victim blaming in this thread already I see. Sony should make two step mandatory.
I can't remember that I activated the email thing for steam manually. I can be wrong thoughUh I don't even know what company makes it mandatory.
Uh I don't even know what company makes it mandatory.
Sony really needs to get with the times and switch to an Authenticator Code Generator app.
SMS for 2FA needs to go away.
To answer your question though, no. This is all they offer, which is pretty sad. You could maybe try getting someone to set-up Google Voice for you and then changing settings afterwards?
This work?
And the person who forces their way into someone's account is innocent? It's all on the victim? SmFh.
Me and my brother both have secondary accounts that we share with each other and live thousand miles away wouldn't it be inconvenient to enable 2FA in this particular case?
Anyone who might know the answer to my questions around here? Thanks
Plenty folk don't even know it's a thing, if you created your account before it was put in place then you would never know it exists especially if you have not had any issues.
How is that on Sony though as many people seem to be saying? Again personal accountability....
That takes like a minute bud. Come on.
If people don't know they added the feature, why would they go looking for it? How would they even know where to go to enable it?
They have been missing the feature for years, if they suddenly add it; wouldn't it make sense to inform existing users who don't have it enabled? Wouldn't it make sense to push it during account creation? There is no excuse as to why it isn't part of there just as much as setting up a password is.
Having no account security features for years to the point where people just assume you haven't changed it is certainly on Sony. Sony not informing customers or prompting them when they added it is on Sony. Not having the common sense to add it during account creation is on Sony.
If people don't know they added the feature, why would they go looking for it? How would they even know where to go to enable it?
They have been missing the feature for years, if they suddenly add it; wouldn't it make sense to inform existing users who don't have it enabled? Wouldn't it make sense to push it during account creation? There is no excuse as to why it isn't part of there just as much as setting up a password is.
Having no account security features for years to the point where people just assume you haven't changed it is certainly on Sony. Sony not informing customers or prompting them when they added it is on Sony. Not having the common sense to add it during account creation is on Sony.
https://share.blog.us.playstation.com/ideas/2014/05/21/two-step-verification/
Between the link above and tons of gaming news sources and being posted on GAF it looks like people were well informed.
Most people don't care. Your email address is probably the most important thing to have elective 2FA on but I don't know anyone who uses it who I didn't set up for them (just close family members). Whenever I have brought it up people tell me they can't be bothered, that it sounds like too much hassle, that they'll take their chances etc. 2FA is an example of you can lead the proverbial horse to water but you can't force it to drink and no, you can't make it mandatory.
Frankly this is great for those of us who do use 2FA: There are millions of accounts without 2FA and reused passwords ripe for the taking so we're not worth the hassle of any hacker targeting us.