1- Did you see any answer on the original topic on my language forum?
Yeah, thats why i raised duplicate topic.
Also, i literally translated what's shown in the printscreens AND has connection with the topic i'm describing here. If you think it doesn't make sense, then you are not able to understand basic login infos in your account settings.
That's not my fault then.
2- I didn't ever hit DISCONNECT and I have to authenticate my session everytime i try to log into my Kaspersky account.
3- As i said, your assumption here is just incorrect.
4- No, its not incorrect. The anti-theft system's design is pretty basic and easy to understand.
Are you telling me i need to "read the documentation" to stablish a reliable session on my desktop that doesn't require 2fa on mobile device when it's exactly the point that brings me here? Lol, you must be joking.
Google and Samsung have almost the same options that Kaspersky offers on Anti-theft panel and, look how magical is that, i don't need to authenticate my session everytime i log into my account.
That's magic, isn't it? Imagine if Kaspersky just could do that ?
5- Funny, you send some random stuff like i haven't googled it or searched on Kaspersky blog posts before.
By the way, they say exactly what i'm describing here. I think you should read some things before answer as you have adversatives when you are just wrong about it.
"Se seu número de telefone se tornar inacessível, você não será capaz de efetuar o login no My Kaspersky" = "[...on the case you have been done the 2fa on your account...]if your mobile device becomes unreachable, you won't be able to login on "My Kaspersky" = THE EXACTLY POINT I'M BRINGING HERE ?
6- Plus info: For several I.T. security reasons, SMS isn't a reliable authentication resource. So it's something Kaspersky should refactor too, but it's subject for another topic.