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But, there are instructions on how to bypass all this sillyness - you can use two stage authentatication, or you can just go back to a regular password method. The reality of human beings is that we will bypass it, and if we are hacked, then it will be our responsibility.Д®ven 2 stage authentatication is better than this insane method. This method is ludicrous and a real mediocre attempt at building higher level security. So, we will end up putting them into our email clients, which them does not require the use of entry of the password on each entry, thereby bypassing any security if your computer is open.

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Obviously, this will not be possible to remember for any normal person - 7 characters is the max for most normal people - that is the reason for phone numbers that length, and drivers licenses, and breaking them up into 3 and 4 character fields. I saw that it creates a random set of letters 16 characters long - they tell you to put it into your application. Took a look at the creating a user password, which I didn't need for access to my thunderbird set-up - maybe it will only come into play on new registering of apps. I will start with some positives - the access to Rogers Yahoo email layout is actually user friendly after how many years? Good step. I was somewhat surprised, but not - nothing about the security problems related to Yahoo have been managed well by them, or by Rogers. Thought they were dropping POP due to security a few months back. Pulled the email back from Yahoo with no issues and sent a new one with no issue.ДЄnd this client is sitting on a pop server setting, not IMAP. But surely we deserve a better roll-out than this.ДЄnd to make things even more odd - I once had thunderbird set up on my laptop, so out of curiousity, I reinstalled it. Unfortunately I'm somewhat captive as I have little appetite for changing email provider. this has come out of blue (to me anyway) with no introduction, discussion etc. What I don't want to have my password remembered?

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How do I update my settings to use the App Password? So now I have to write it down? That breaks rule 1.ДЄnd if I should want to change the password (which I would do periodically or if there is evidence of compromise of the providers' servers), can I do that? WhatвЂ™s an вЂњApp PasswordвЂќ and why do I need it?

I suppose I can switch the web client password to match the app password but that will be highly cumbersome. So I'm going to have different passwords for the same email account on different clients? This is terrible. What about IMAP account accessed through web client? I have IMAP accounts, and use Outlook, iOS, and web (Firefox) clients. Suggests I need to update as I use Outlook. This was set up years ago and have absolutely no idea. How do I know if I used automatic Yahoo mail set up? (On iOS in my case). 'Who doesnвЂ™t need to update their settings?' Here's one post but I have seen others n similar vein I'm also concerned about impaired security, given the use of OAuth. Skipping ahead, this smells like a plot to discourage use of clients like Outlook. They do not say exactly what is wrong with current username / password protocol? If that's good enough for banking (regular transactions), it's good enough for email, surely? I'll cover the detail in the same sequence as Rogers' web page I am QUITE sure this web page does not make the case, or make it clear who has to do what. However, I'm not sure this is the solution. (It seems other types of email would have been fine, in my case I just switched to SMS, which doesn't strike me as overly secure either but thats what they seemed to like),

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My bank recently refused to email a confirmation code for an unusually large transaction as I have a Yahoo mail account. It seems Yahoo DOES have a problem of some sort. The web page that Rogers has put up is both confusing and ambiguous / incomplete, and I consider myself to have pretty good comfort level with technology. I have seen web discussions that suggest OAth has security vulnerabilities. Considerable extra inconvenience for quite possibly less security than at present. In summary, this seems to be quite a major change that is being foisted on us, without warning. (Long reply, sorry, but there's a lot to say)

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