So confusing that the sound is reverse in the sense of left right channels... My Brain hurts xD

The push back on MFA I think comes from bad implementation of MFA. I don't think most people mind clicking a button on their phone. Especially if we can get a little more lax on the password policies. I personally believe forcing people to constantly change passwords is in of itself a security risk. I understand why we do it. But MFA is a great opportunity to take some of the reliance off of passwords which is far less convenient. AS an IT professional I obviously recognize and enforce MFA. But as a consumer I hate it. I still remember being unable to use the google "find my phone" feature because It was locked behind an MFA which required my phone. I also remember working at a job that required MFA for everything. Connect the phone to the MDM? MFA, Install email through that email MFA, login to email? MFA, Click another app? MFA. It was a horribly annoying and bad implementation. Compare that to where I work now, and have single sign on. I only have to use the MFA when logging into an account on new PC or browser, or if I use the VPN to connect to another site. It's not constantly getting in my way and becoming a hindrance.

MFA is easy, I never got why so many people struggle with it.. Put your Password in, then put your code in... What do you mean its hard?

No cars in 1865. Inaccurate. Get off my case. I'm a nerd.