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Why Two-Factor Authentication Should Be Your Default Security Setting

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James Hicks
Jan 27, 2025
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I’m very focused on security. We all have become too casual with access to our personal information and it’s way too easy for bad actors to get a small amount of information about you and then turn that into an entire identity theft breach.

That being said I’ve been doing a ton of research and wanted to put some of my findings and thoughts down to hopefu…

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