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I was going to create a similar request in this direction: select the Email Alias/Identities allowed to log in.
This is a feature included in outlook.com
The security benefit is obvious. You can have 1 clean email/alias/identity not shared or used anywhere for login. While the others, even if leaked are useless for login.
In my view, this is a critical one to have.
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This feature has already been implemented on Outlook.com and is a must-have. That does not mean that we shouldn't have an alternative 2FA in case ************. Still, with Outlook.com, you can have two factors, none being the traditional password.