Notices by Ricky Mondello (rmondello@hachyderm.io), page 3

Yes, you heard that right! iOS 17 and macOS Sonoma add support for sharing passwords and passkeys in groups with friends and family.

- share passkeys, passwords, verification codes, and notes
- edits and updates seamlessly sync between group members
- end-to-end encrypted
- share with family, friends, and other close contacts
- the password manager that’s built in to iPhone, iPad, and Mac is free to use and easy to switch to :)

It is quite the thing to present whatever this is as a privacy feature.

I’ve written up a blog post with my personal thoughts on Twitter restricting SMS 2FA to Twitter Blue subscribers.

My post explains what 2FA is, why SMS 2FA is actually awesome, why Twitter did this, how Twitter can restore some security benefits to its users, and why passkeys will ultimately be the solution for account authentication. https://rmondello.com/2023/02/18/twitter-sms-2fa/

I fear that lots of people didn't realize that this was a joke.

Have we really not yet standardized a “lttp:” protocol for linking to resources from The Wayback Machine? You know, a link to the past.

If you’re annoyed by those floaty prompts on websites to sign into them with your Google Account, you can turn them off for your Google account! Link: https://myaccount.google.com/u/0/permissions