@josephcox if only you could click to cancel

@Benhm3 As long as there is adequate redundancy

@Hackread This is exactly why you don't use free VPNs. They are the poster child for "If you don't pay for the product, you are the product".

@jeff_3ix she's a keeper for sure

@jwgoerlich to their credit, my credit card company wouldn't let me change the primary phone number on the account without sending me a code via snail mail to the address they had on file

@scottwilson @Anibyl The only time I think routine password changes are useful is for shared workplace accounts. Yes, you shouldn't share accounts but everyone does it at work. Sometimes it's just because the company won't pay for another license. Employees leave all the time and since you don't know who knows all these shared passwords you should change them regularly to prevent access by former employees.

@wonderofscience That would be unbelievably amazing and completely terrifying at the same time.

@bjn @molly0xfff You mean it hasn't already?