2FA for Fizz account
Hello,
I'm aware that this [has been discussed](https://forum.fizz.ca/en/discussion/2653151) in the past.
Still almost a year later, it's still not possible to protect Fizz accounts with 2FA.
@Whizz's recommendation then was "At this moment, the best way to protect your account is to use a strong, unique password and keep your login details private." Still, if my email account gets compromised and the attacker sees *any* Fizz email there, they have everything they need to take over the account - they only need the email address and to initiate Fizz's password reset procedure. It doesn't matter if I use a strong password on my Fizz account.
I'm new here, and I like what I see - but not this.
I understand that Fizz policy "we don't talk about features being developed". So I don't expect any official feedback. But to every Fizz customer reading this: this is your opportunity to say that you consider security important and that you'd like this change too.
I'm aware that this [has been discussed](https://forum.fizz.ca/en/discussion/2653151) in the past.
Still almost a year later, it's still not possible to protect Fizz accounts with 2FA.
@Whizz's recommendation then was "At this moment, the best way to protect your account is to use a strong, unique password and keep your login details private." Still, if my email account gets compromised and the attacker sees *any* Fizz email there, they have everything they need to take over the account - they only need the email address and to initiate Fizz's password reset procedure. It doesn't matter if I use a strong password on my Fizz account.
I'm new here, and I like what I see - but not this.
I understand that Fizz policy "we don't talk about features being developed". So I don't expect any official feedback. But to every Fizz customer reading this: this is your opportunity to say that you consider security important and that you'd like this change too.
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Sure, it should be optional.
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It would be safe for this change to be made
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That would be a great improvement for safety.
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I think it makes sense to add this layer of security. Fizz already has a feature where you can remotely turn off your service if your SIM card is stolen, so why can't they add an option to use two-factor authentication?
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