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Endless Microsoft one-time-use code emails.
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For the record you should probably change your password. That way they can’t even try.
Some Microsoft services don't ask for your password anymore, they just send you a code to your register email.
Yeah it turns out that's what nonsense this is.
Worse, I sure as crap never opted into this, but at least you can turn it off.
What a stupid decision some product manager made.
Passwordless is the best.
Not when that password is just an email...
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