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We will be removing it completely.

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I'm worried about this -- there are probably in-between things here that are safe but preserve a lot of the value

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what if you just have a whitelisted set of sites for it?

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and you'd have to opt-in to that?

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Come on man, I got your notifications on :’(

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Multiple opt-in confirmation with 2 Factor?

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yes using auto approve on something like

@mangomarkets

is very useful and much needed.

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This is a good solution, and have a security team like

@PhishFort

give monthly updates to the list on which are still valid, are not, etc. the phishing attack this morning showed these teams are necessary and need to be able to move quick

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To be clear we are proposing to remove it from the connection request notification. You can still enable it in settings. Not a big change all things considered but a stop-gap until we roll out a more comprehensive solution.

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aaaah ok yeah that's pretty reasonable!

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But also having a warning for whitelisted / well known apps, vs a warning for recently deployed / non whitelisted would help a ton, specially for newcomers

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