Updated MailChimp doc to prioritize app over SMS #3211
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MailChimp has two KB articles on 2FA, one for SMS and one for software/apps. I think it is more beneficial to have a documentation link to the app article because something like Google Authenticator or Duo tends to be more secure than SMS. I see you guys are actively discussing this here: https://github.com/2factorauth/twofactorauth/issues/2760.
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Thanks Jad! |
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Hi @Carlgo11! Thanks a ton for reaching out 😄. Huge fan of twofactorauth.org 👍 . I will definitely get in touch via email regarding this. |
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Hi @Carlgo11, unrelated to this PR, but did you receive my email? Just wanted to ensure I got the domain right :). |
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MailChimp has two KB articles on 2FA, one for SMS and one for software/apps. I think it is more beneficial to have a documentation link to the app article because something like Google Authenticator or Duo tends to be more secure than SMS. I see you guys are actively discussing this here: 2factorauth/2fa.directory#20.