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Humble Bundle redesign hides controls for managing two-factor verification
Humble Bundle’s storefront redesign appears to have removed the settings controls for adding or updating two-factor verification methods, raising questions about how users can manage account security. The change matters because the site’s support pages still describe two-factor verification, while users may no longer be able to check or change their settings.
The article reports that logging in prompted an email access code, but a previously configured rotating code was not requested. The writer could also change their password without entering the current one. Humble Bundle’s owner, IGN Entertainment, and parent company Ziff Davis had not responded to a request for comment.
In short
- The redesign removed visible controls for managing two-factor verification.
- Login prompted an email code, but not a configured rotating code.
- Humble Bundle’s owners had not commented.
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Originally published by The Verge as “Humble Bundle redesign removes two-factor verification from settings”.