Ask the Readers: The Two-Step Login Verification Process – Security Boost or Just Another Hassle?

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Google recently introduced a new optional two-step login verification process for Google accounts to help increase account security. What we would like to know this week is if you think this will really help improve account security, should be implemented by others in addition to Google, or would simply add a new layer of hassle to using your accounts

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