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In follow-up to #5 |
Also related, #15 (which is about the question of on what page the UI should go). Let's aim for the simplest and most flexible thing that will work. Perhaps:
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Closing this since we now have smaller issues for all of this. |
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Pulling out the discussion from slack and including the screenshots for reference. All text pulled as is, so not necessarily me saying it 😄
https://a8c.slack.com/archives/C0393K4ADM3/p1668679184861899?thread_ts=1668663080.269429&cid=C0393K4ADM3
So to summarize my advice, and I’m sure there are a lot of technical gotchas that make this a unique challenge:
Example of the potential flow:
the WP.org profile could have a similar single button under a “Security” subheading: “enable 2fa”.
Clicking said “enable 2fa” button would take you to an entirely new page, step 1 of a sequence of steps, and the first step could be choosing an app or sms, depending on the tech available
That would then show the QR code contextually to the step
Activating would let you see backup codes, and you can check the box to enable the next step
Finally, a nice little notice that you’ve activated 2fa, and the “Activate 2fa” button on the security section of your profile would instead become “disable 2fa”.
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