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Usually I'm logged in all the time but today I made new browser profile and was kinda surprised that I didn't need to put security code as I always needed in the past. Well I thought maybe gog somehow remembered my IP from last session or something but then I tried log in from my phone which I never used for this site before and it also let me in just like that. Settings say that 2FA is enabled. Slightly worrying.
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meelten: Usually I'm logged in all the time but today I made new browser profile and was kinda surprised that I didn't need to put security code as I always needed in the past. Well I thought maybe gog somehow remembered my IP from last session or something but then I tried log in from my phone which I never used for this site before and it also let me in just like that. Settings say that 2FA is enabled. Slightly worrying.
Clear your cookies/history and try to relog. I promise it will ask. If your phone is on your home network then you're likely coming from the same WAN, so it is a trusted address. If your phone isn't on the same network as your other login method, then maybe 2Fa is having an small issue.
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paladin181: Clear your cookies/history and try to relog. I promise it will ask. If your phone is on your home network then you're likely coming from the same WAN, so it is a trusted address. If your phone isn't on the same network as your other login method, then maybe 2Fa is having an small issue.
It was entire new browser profile so no cookies or anything. And yes, I used phone from the same home network, now I tried on mobile network and got security code prompt.

So probably false alarm. However it's still rather strange as I'm pretty sure in the past I needed authenticate every single sign in. Maybe they did change something.
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paladin181: Clear your cookies/history and try to relog. I promise it will ask. If your phone is on your home network then you're likely coming from the same WAN, so it is a trusted address. If your phone isn't on the same network as your other login method, then maybe 2Fa is having an small issue.
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meelten: It was entire new browser profile so no cookies or anything. And yes, I used phone from the same home network, now I tried on mobile network and got security code prompt.

So probably false alarm. However it's still rather strange as I'm pretty sure in the past I needed authenticate every single sign in. Maybe they did change something.
It would be nice if they changed something. I don't really get why after all the years it took them to add 2FA that they didn't go with something a lot better. I've got a pair of Yubikeys as well as Google Authenticator and none of those are even options.