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Western people being afraid to be associated with this forum really shows what peak freedom looks like.
Deleting a few posts doesn't mess anything up. Deleting thousands does. The XF devs are aware of the problem but in no rush to fix it because basically "you shouldn't do that anyway". Yeah.This might be a SHOCKING REVELATION but deleting posts is not supposed to fuck up threads.
Let's see here, option 1: fix whatever is wrong with Xenforo, name and shame the retard who got hacked.
Then the software it's not GDRP compliant and should be reportedDeleting a few posts doesn't mess anything up. Deleting thousands does. The XF devs are aware of the problem but in no rush to fix it because basically "you shouldn't do that anyway". Yeah.This might be a SHOCKING REVELATION but deleting posts is not supposed to fuck up threads.
Let's see here, option 1: fix whatever is wrong with Xenforo, name and shame the retard who got hacked.
Most western people here know it, we just have a facade of democracy , a little less corruption, but thats about all.Western people being afraid to be associated with this forum really shows what peak freedom looks like.
There is no GDPR requirement to allow anyone to have all of their posts deleted. The site operator only needs to remove personally identifiable information on request from the account and/or specific posts if the poster points them out and can't edit them on their own, but is under no obligation to go deleting entire post histories of anyone. And even that only goes for EU-based services, which the Codex isn't.Then the software it's not GDRP compliant and should be reportedDeleting a few posts doesn't mess anything up. Deleting thousands does. The XF devs are aware of the problem but in no rush to fix it because basically "you shouldn't do that anyway". Yeah.This might be a SHOCKING REVELATION but deleting posts is not supposed to fuck up threads.
Let's see here, option 1: fix whatever is wrong with Xenforo, name and shame the retard who got hacked.
Of course not. You only do one verification every 30 days under normal circumstances. If you're seeing anything else, it's an issue on your end, either due to various addons you're using interfering with normal functionality, blocking cookies, or who knows what else you have installed/misconfigured on your end.I had to setup 2FA again and now the codes work. I'm puzzled. System time is synced with the phone, network speed seems ok.
Do I need to do this shit every day from now on?
It doesn't matter at all where you are based or think you are based, if you cater to EU citizens then GDPR applies.And even that only goes for EU-based services, which the Codex isn't.
You don't need to use your phone number. Feels like I'm playing chinese whispers
https://getassist.net/email-services-dont-ask-for-phone-verification/
It'd be possible, but it'd require custom coding, so unlikely. Permissions for deleting and editing posts are separate in XF, but whereas we can set time limits on editing old posts, post deletion doesn't have the option to set how far back it can go by default. However, there is an addon to enable post deletion time limits as well, so we could use that if we decided that that's preferable to 2FA for everyone. Then the muh-freedomz complaints about 2FA would just be replaced with muh-freedomz complaints about not being able to delete posts.I think I have a solution. Taluntain Would it be possible to make it so the only people who can edit posts are the ones with 2FA enabled? That way we get to preserve our right to delete posts, and if someone chooses to have an unsecure account, they won't have the ability to delete their posts and this will prevent shit like this from happening. If someone ends up getting hacked and all their posts edited, then that will be their fault and the administration won't have any responsibility to fix the edited posts.
Of course not. You only do one verification every 30 days under normal circumstances. If you're seeing anything else, it's an issue on your end, either due to various addons you're using interfering with normal functionality, blocking cookies, or who knows what else you have installed/misconfigured on your end.
The backup codes are only meant for BACKUP purposes, i.e. if you lose your primary access. They are not meant for normal use.
You can use THE SAME e-mail you used to register on the Codex.If I had not figured out I can use an E-Mail I would not be able to post you nobheads.
You can extract data from a QR code using an offline QR reader.Do you know of any other way to use a QR code reader than with a smart phone?
To be fair, people being allowed to delete months old posts just to spite someone should arguably be removed anyway. If you need to hide codex affiliation due to being hunted by gestapo you can always ask to get your account nuked.It'd be possible, but it'd require custom coding, so unlikely. Permissions for deleting and editing posts are separate in XF, but whereas we can set time limits on editing old posts, post deletion doesn't have the option to set how far back it can go by default. However, there is an addon to enable post deletion time limits as well, so we could use that if we decided that that's preferable to 2FA for everyone. Then the muh-freedomz complaints about 2FA would just be replaced with muh-freedomz complaints about not being able to delete posts.I think I have a solution. Taluntain Would it be possible to make it so the only people who can edit posts are the ones with 2FA enabled? That way we get to preserve our right to delete posts, and if someone chooses to have an unsecure account, they won't have the ability to delete their posts and this will prevent shit like this from happening. If someone ends up getting hacked and all their posts edited, then that will be their fault and the administration won't have any responsibility to fix the edited posts.
You can use THE SAME e-mail you used to register on the Codex.If I had not figured out I can use an E-Mail I would not be able to post you nobheads.
If I want to delete my account because of "right to be forgotten" you will have to to check if my posts contain any data pertaining to my person, this unfeseable with users with tens of thousands of posts.There is no GDPR requirement to allow anyone to have all of their posts deleted. The site operator only needs to remove personally identifiable information on request from the account and/or specific posts if the poster points them out and can't edit them on their own, but is under no obligation to go deleting entire post histories of anyone. And even that only goes for EU-based services, which the Codex isn't.Then the software it's not GDRP compliant and should be reportedDeleting a few posts doesn't mess anything up. Deleting thousands does. The XF devs are aware of the problem but in no rush to fix it because basically "you shouldn't do that anyway". Yeah.This might be a SHOCKING REVELATION but deleting posts is not supposed to fuck up threads.
Let's see here, option 1: fix whatever is wrong with Xenforo, name and shame the retard who got hacked.
I don't know why I'm getting rated "cringe" for using a password manager and being responsible; if you fags did the same thing then I wouldn't have had to install this authy faggotry onto my phone.
Of course not. You only do one verification every 30 days under normal circumstances. If you're seeing anything else, it's an issue on your end, either due to various addons you're using interfering with normal functionality, blocking cookies, or who knows what else you have installed/misconfigured on your end.I had to setup 2FA again and now the codes work. I'm puzzled. System time is synced with the phone, network speed seems ok.
Do I need to do this shit every day from now on?
The backup codes are only meant for BACKUP purposes, i.e. if you lose your primary access. They are not meant for normal use.