This has changed slightly with the addition of the ability for a user to add a PGP Public Key to their account. If that key is present, the server will use it to encrypt a temp token, and then the user would have to decrypt it using their private key and enter the token to reset their password.
This has changed slightly with the addition of the ability for a user to add a PGP Public Key to their account. If that key is present, the server will use it to encrypt a temp token, and then the user would have to decrypt it using their private key and enter the token to reset their password.
This key would allow a user to generate a password reset, without giving any personal information (phone, secondary email, etc).
This has changed slightly with the addition of the ability for a user to add a PGP Public Key to their account. If that key is present, the server will use it to encrypt a temp token, and then the user would have to decrypt it using their private key and enter the token to reset their password.
User’s can now have recovery emails. Lower priority now.
Users can now create authentication keys, so no real need. Closing until further notice.