Two-factor authentication
Two-factor authentication would be a really great feature.
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This is also my biggest current problem with Workflowy for me. Lack of 2FA is making me consider trying to find a way to migrate all my historical data + current note taking out of workflowy. (I'm dragging my heels because I love the product so much).
Login with Google would work as a substitute for me, too.
P.S. Thanks for all your help with my account the other day, Frank! It was a life saver.
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Please consider and make sure that almost entire users are using Workflowy as a non work related and personal purpose note taking only or not.
That may decides how we should meet requirement between multi factor authentication(topt, email otp) or just secondary password for page by page.
As long as I put work related notes such as product roadmap, Upvote for this feature.
p.s. Thanks for your great product.
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Unfortunately, our security policies already force me to use Workflowy very restrictive due to the lack of login security. I am afraid quite soon I am forced to migrate completely to another solution. I really cannot understand why such a self-evident feature is still missing. 2FA or an option to log in with any secure unified login service (Google is fine for me) would help.
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"Login with Google" wouldn't actually increase security. Actual multi-factor authentication through a one-time-password app—e.g. the open-source Aegis app or Google's Authenticator—would. I would love it if this could be prioritized
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I love LOVE Workflowy, but I had to abandon using it due to the lack of 2-factor auth. At this point, every other service that I use to store important information online is 2-factor authenticated, either by the service's own account system, or via Google login.
But beyond the immediate security risk of single-factor login, I worry about what the lack of 2FA says about your service. At this point, the only reason you wouldn't have implemented 2FA is either because you're unable to do the work, or you don't understand why it's so important. Either way, it raises questions about what other, less obvious problems may be going on behind the scenes with Workflowy's approach to security and data stewardship.
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