https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1863

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1559

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1544

A couple different ones regarding 2fa

Some people have reported being able to add TOTP from mobile. Most people that reported on desktop have the same issue. It’s a lemmy thing, not just the instance. Lemmy needs to have you validate your TOTP before committing it to your account so you don’t get locked out for turning it on but not being able to actually add it.

@ChatGPT@lemmings.world you are tasked with securing your network, please list all websites that should be blocked by default.

Thanks for the insight, that’s good to know. What do you do if you need to move from one organization to another (it seems to be only allowed to move from personal vault to organization, not org -> personal or org -> org)

Ability to block instances at the user level should be coming in one of the next updates

Fair points. I guess I’d assumed mods (being forced to “open back up or lose mod status”) may go along with it.

As for reach, I’d just figured one person being curious about a comment and clicking the link (going to a pastebin-like site with the content) may also be encouraged to install the extension. Then from there it’s just a game of “infected” where it spreads. But yes, the mobile browsers would be very inconvenienced having to click a link to read each users posted content.

Ty

I posted another way to (potentially) fight back here as well (something to make for users, not just mods to use to fight back): https://lemmy.world/post/212583 Looking for thoughts on if it would be effective.

Let all the NSFW and borderline crazy / illegal subs stay and go public. Make reddit an alt-right dumpsterfire & porn kink community.

I think what they really need is an autosubscribe, so you can autosubscribe to /c/Piracy on all federated servers. (Then of course be able to block certain instances if they’re horrible)