Not sure why this is not yet implemented, as this is common with most internet basic applications. But please add asap the possibility for users to enable 2FA to protect their account.
Also please send a notification when someone logs in to their account, including IP address / location. This way you should be notified if someone else is using your account.
Username / password is really super insecure! I cannot understand why this is not yet implemented.
Anyhow, hope this can be addressed soon.
I guess this is overkill, but more information can be found on google / wikipedia if you search for 2FA. (link is not allowed I see which is super!)
That’s a decent idea, but given the companion app drop out issues many people were having (and some still have) it might be difficult to log in at all.
While I’m certainly not against the idea, I somehow don’t see myself using it as long as the app has a habit of forgetting my credentials (happens simultaneously on all installed apps and the my.zwift.com website whenever it happens) once every month or two…
Good question. Can’t say for sure but I think it does. Having to log in to a website as well (and that’s on a different machine) suggests to me that it at least isn’t anything specific to my local installation.
Hi. I understand forgetting credentials is a thing. Perhaps good to know and perhaps a tip is to use a single browser across platforms that support passwords or what I do myself is using apple keychain. This way I have a 16 character password which is unique for Zwift and I don’t have to remember. 2Fa is for all users an extra layer but specifically for people that re-use passwords across websites. Facebook / Google / insta / Twitter they all use it, however too bad not mandatory. Which leads to account takeover.
Anyhow sorry for the long story. thanks for all comments and votes!
That’s on the old launcher, it doesn’t work on the new one because it’s not IE-based any more. I got the answer from HQ anyway, just after I figured out a ludicrously convoluted way to do it manually.