Any thoughts on having to download the Jump Cloud app on your personal phone before tomorrow?
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The comments on this website are 30% true and 70% b899sh8t. Miserable people spreading fear. It’s an app. Took two seconds to download. If you hate it so bad go work for someone else. Waaaaaaaaa!
My log in didn’t work at all, even after trying to change my password. Lame.
@a5 You sound like someone in tech who was behind this fiasco. That said, the fact that tech support phone lines were jammed says volumes about the roll out. The lines were jammed for most of the most of the day last week. When tech support was reached, you could easily hear the exhaustion in the person's voice. They were bombarded with phone calls from over 500 people. These MFA processes aren't as easy you like to paint it. So, you can take your dismissive attitude and park it where the sun doesn't shine.
@a3 I got the email to register for Jump Cloud in April. Registration took like 5 minutes. I haven’t used it since. Not sure what this big uproar is all about over the last few days. I haven’t received any further emails regarding it. Did people ignore it back then and are now getting final notices?
Big nothing burger. I don’t understand why all the cat ladies are getting so upset over this. Download the app, open it up to get the auto-generated code, enter code into browser, you’re done. If you get laid off, delete the app off your phone. Not much else to discuss on this topic.
We got bigger issues to worry about.
What, do you think they are using the JumpCloud app to spy on your personal device?
Ridiculous how the tech nerds behind this Google plop dump thought it cute to announce it a week before and then good luck getting through tech support, as the lines are jammed. It’s the height of recklessness to monopolize the lines especially if you have a real tech problem. Guess that’s the idea of Sammy’s of cost saving and efficiency. What a puke.