Wisconsin
The two-step sign-in verification is testing my patience

When was the last time you had to go through the two step?
I’m not talking about a country dance. I’m talking about having to labor through the two-step authentication process to sign into an account, like Facebook or email.
With all the technological innovations we have invented in the last 10 years, why can’t we all agree that, if it is not your face on the camera screen or computer screen when you are trying to sign in, we shouldn’t need a blood test, mucous sample and shoe size to get into an account that holds nothing more than our birthday and maybe zodiac sign?
The portion of the process that drives me crazy is identifying your proof of ownership on another device.
Let me stop trying to sign in on my computer so I can look at my phone and then give a six- and now seven-digit code to identify that I am not a crazed hacker wanting to take over an account that I only use once a month to read about what other people did in their free time.
Maybe using carrier pigeons should make a comeback.
As I see it, I’m Bill Dollar
