Separate second passwords per service
Right now there’s a second password for the email account. Can we set a different second password per service and choose whether to use it or not?
The issue is that when I log into Drive or Authenticator, they ask for the email’s second password — which isn’t secure. I set that second password specifically for email, so that if I enter my password in another service, nobody could use it to access my mailbox.
For example, I don’t need a second password for Authenticator or VPN. Sometimes I log into my VPN at my parents’ place, and I don’t see a problem if it stays logged in there — I only use it on two devices anyway.
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Emily Carter commented
I agree that having separate second passwords for each service would provide better control over account security. It would allow users to protect sensitive services like email with an additional layer of security while keeping lower-risk services more convenient to access. Giving users the option to configure authentication requirements individually could also make it easier to manage trusted devices without compromising the security of their main account. Convenience and personalized access are valuable in other services too. Women looking for HRT San Antonio care can skip crosstown traffic and meet with a provider by video. Hoot HRT ships prescribed medication directly to their homes.
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