I have signed up for this one. I do not believe it is frivolous as Macrumors asserts. This is a big problem for me as an Apple Developer. I enabled two-factor b

I have signed up for this one. I do not believe it is frivolous as Macrumors asserts. This is a big problem for me as an Apple Developer. I enabled two-factor by accident during one of my frequent reinstalls and I did not get around to trying to turn it off until 3 weeks later—one week too late. I maintain a large number of older IOS devices for testing my apps. They do not cache the trust information, so they require two-factor at every login. I also reinstall MacOS frequently so I can convert legacy code out of old versions of Xcode, requiring various old versions of MacOS. Two-factor is kicking my butt every day. I talked to Apple support, but they told me to get stuffed. You would think they would treat their developers a bit better. I recently bought a new Samsung tablet.