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There used to be some many color and size and other options to personalize letters.They've been gone for a few years now.
And what's with this ridiculous needing a phone and a code just to get into email. Get rid of it and bring back the formatting options we used to have to aid our creativity.Baabel Seventeen
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Get rid of two-factor. Wastes my time. And why should I need my phone to get into my email?
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Two things are happening.
One, there are random two-factor checks that may or may stop after a few days or weeks.
Second, each time one logs in from a different IP address, say a computer in a different physical location, AOL makes you sign in with two-factor authentication for days, weeks or months.
It is VERY troublesome.
First, one becomes dependent on a cell phone to log into email.
Second, it is a big time waster.
And yes, if one signs on six times a day one has to two-factor six times a day. -
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Two things are happening.
One, there are random two-factor checks that may or may stop after a few days or weeks.
Second, each time one logs in from a different IP address, say a computer in a different physical location, AOL makes you sign in with two-factor authentication for days, weeks or months.
It is VERY troublesome.
First, one becomes dependent on a cell phone to log into email.
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We need to be able to block an entire DOMAIN, not just a particular email address. The spammers change the email addresses every hour. They do not change the Domains often.
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Two-factor authentication in a time-waster. It also makes one form of communication - email - dependent on another - a cell phone. This is not necessary. Give us the option to REMOVE the requirement of two-factor authentication. Switching it off in worthless settings does not remove it.
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They're still sending through spam from: *@gendafilem.nl even though I "blocked" it on April 14.
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I tried to block
*@gendafilem.nl
It's is listed as blocked but a few hours later I got a bunch of new ones in my spam folder. It looks as if domains are not wild card blocked even if they are listed as blocked.
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How about a functioning DOMAIN blocker?
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How about going back to copy and paste instead of the new method to add images.
How about more font sizes as we used to have.
How about more fonts as we used to have.
How about an unlimited color palate.
How about just going back to what used to make AOL unique.
Now the only "unique" part of AOL is the moving, flashing & distracting ads.Baabel Seventeen
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Why did you restart this absolute time-wasting and problematic nonsense.
Stop the two-factor verification.
Why did you restart it?
I don't want to reach for a phone every time I try to log in.
I did not ask for this.
I do not want it.