From: robin_listas@es.invalid   
      
   On 2026-01-22 05:15, VanguardLH wrote:   
   > Stan Brown  wrote:   
   >   
   >> On Wed, 21 Jan 2026 13:32:36 -0600, VanguardLH wrote:   
   >>> I get a lot of those OTP or 2FA messages when trying to login.  I get a   
   >>> notification, tap on it, takes me into the Messages app, and I see a   
   >>> list of these type of messages, so I pick the code from the topmost   
   >>> message.  Nope, that's an old message, and the new login code is in a   
   >>> message that I have to scroll down to see.   
   >>>   
   >>> Is there an option to sort messages from new to old in top-down order   
   >>> (without having to move to a different messages app)?   
   >>   
   >> I'm wondering why you don't delete each OTP or 2FA message after   
   >> completing your login. They're one-use codes, right? So why keep them   
   >> around and make things harder on yourself?   
      
   It is work and I am focused on entering whatever site or app.   
      
   >   
   > Because I'm focused on the website where I'm trying to login.  I try to   
   > get logged in, get interrupted with the 2FA crap, have to keep the text   
   > while I enter it to make sure I not only enter the code but verify what   
   > I entered is what is in the text, complete the login, and then proceed   
   > to use the website where I logged in.  After all, the objective was to   
   > get logged in, not to keep cleaning up the separate texts.  The text is   
   > no longer of importance, so I'm focusing on using the website.  When I'm   
   > done at the website, or at a breakpoint, yeah, I'll delete the text, but   
   > that is cleanup maintenance, and obviously not of critical importance.   
      
   The other day a supermarket app refused to run, and asked for a login. I   
   never remember the password, all are random and difficult. So I close   
   the app and restart it again. This time it asks for my fingerprint, and   
   then asks for a number sent by SMS. I get the number, and it says it is   
   wrong. Twice. I close the app again and restart again. This time I   
   notice that there are 3 SMS with a one time code. So the first time it   
   failed, it already had sent me an SMS without telling me. And the second   
   time I was typing the code pertaining to the first SMS and first try.   
      
      
      
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