Noticed email about Sony year wrap out so decided to check what I played the most, clicked on that link, it opened the browser and to view the wrap out I had to login in, understandable. Entered the email address and then the 30+ long password with all the requested symbols, no biggie. They saying "looks like you trying to log in with a new device" like how did they knew that's exactly the same device I always log in to psn ? so they will send me an sms with pass code, cool. So I didn't receive any sms, no biggie I clicked to receive pass code to my email. They wrote they send me passcode to my email. So I opened my email and their was mail from Sony with no passcode, obviously but with information that someone from my location tries to enter my account and if it's not me to do something about it
Tldr: So path tracing dlsr mlrs petaflops AI decided that I am using new device so I can't now enter my account
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Websites, Banks, Healthcare orgs, etc. fricking LOVE to send SMS, they love paying the phone company to send a message like a sloppy little phoneslut
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Honestly I think it's more that SMS 2FA is harder to "lose" for the average person. Most people don't change their phone number, but they do change their phone, and often don't bother to back up their data. So if you try and use OTP, then you'll run into situations where they no longer have access to the code. Whereas SMS will always just work so long as they have the same number.
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Supporting only SMS is r-slurred tho
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