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On Sun, 29 Jul 2012 18:16:34 -0700 Rich Braun <richb at pioneer.ci.net> wrote: > Actually, Google is by far the best free public site in terms of > authentication technology. They provide 2-factor auth in a couple > different ways (RSA in a mobile app, plus a fairly cool text-back > method). > [...] > (A burglar who takes your VoIP box might get into your voicemail > but can't get your email, etc.) Ah, you can set up two-factor for most Google services but not devices registering with Voice. I haven't tried Google's two factor stuff. I have my passwords under control (I developed complex solution, but I use it and it works for me), adding some app to my phone seemed a complication that wouldn't necessarily make matters better for me. I wish Google would make it easier to connect to voice with device that is more completely under my control. -kb
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