Preceded by “even after users create a passkey, they can’t go passwordless until they install the Microsoft Authenticator app on their phone.”
So not great. But not terrible. Solid Dyatlov.
So not great. But not terrible. Solid Dyatlov.
Either way, it's just Microsoft trying to push themselves into a space and remove consumer choice.
Is there another possible reason for this?
I'm saying that as a general fan of Microsoft. I just wish they'd stop doing these things that are not beneficial to the user, and solely focused on keeping themselves relevant.
The right way to stay relevant is to make great products.
now i understand why Bill cut the fetters and walked away from the board room.
Software is still garbage but the moat they have with E3 and E5 licenses is huge.
Part of why they can push the scheme this article complains about is because M365/Entra is such a juggernaut.
There is no direct revenue for them in this move. It's strictly to continue to get lock-in.
https://www.tomshardware.com/software/operating-systems/wind...
It doesn't work if you have notifications off or "do not disturb" on, so I can't log on to anything in the evenings.