That's a bit harsh, the actual disabling does not require a 2FA token so that part at least is true. And this is not the behavior I was expecting. On many other services I use disabling the 2FA requires 2FA confirmation and sometimes just visiting the security settings for the account requires the 2FA (if enabled). So maybe it's just "50% false"...
That's a bit harsh, the actual disabling does not require a 2FA token so that part at least is true. And this is not the behavior I was expecting. On many other services I use disabling the 2FA requires 2FA confirmation and sometimes just visiting the security settings for the account requires the 2FA (if enabled). So maybe it's just "50% false"...