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Christopher Bagwell 0 Reputation points
2026-11-12T21:46:38.14+00:00

When an open source program wants additional information about me, red flags go off. When Microsoft wants more information about me that I have managed up to this point, to keep it inaccessible to the "dark web," sirens go off.

I am currently in my Microsoft account while Outlook is inaccessible for most of its customers, and I can't gain access to the 2 factor authentication. So, I not only provided the correct password but the correct recovery key as well. However, I can't access it now because I can't get a code sent to any email that a good browser search already is aware of, and if I do provide an email that is not part of the security email(s) then it states that email is already on file. Obviously at this point, it wants me to provide information that I have never volunteered to share with Microsoft...Erroneous! Just wait, AI will place all United States nationalized citizens that are not VIPs, (I mean my heritage is old and goes back to the 13 colonies), into a state of tyranny.

Outlook | Web | Outlook.com | Account management, security, and privacy
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