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Comment Re:Not Just Apple (Score 2) 15

The fact that Apple isn't using a number matching scheme on their MFA prompts is pretty stupid. Especially since they bill themselves as more secure than the alternatives.

Microsoft has been using number matching schemes in their MFA prompts for years AFAIK. In our org, I enforce the version that requires the user to enter the number they are seeing on the screen rather than choosing from a list of 3. It will also show the GPS coords in the form of a map pin on every attempt so the user can see where the authentication attempt is being made from.

Comment Re:The tracking was not "inaccurate" (Score 1) 164

Yes, the summary is missing the point, because it's a summary and that's just how articles work these days. It's a purposeful race to the punchiest headline and is so ridiculous... but here we are. Railing against it is sort of like complaining about being wet because you are standing in the rain.

But yea, it was the GPS coordinates of the device(s) that "saw" the AirPods that were reported to FindMy. Since the phone(s) with the strongest BT signal from the AirPods was/were in the house closest to the curb where the AirPods were located, it was that location that was reported.

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