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this is a nice idea for those who dont have a phone and dont want this trade holds, but still this feature sucks hard! i dont say that the steam app sucks, but the aspect that valve forces our community to use mobile phones for authentication is a big negative point!
#freetradeholds
http://store.steampowered.com/news/19618/
What about the poor blackberry users and starving Afrian children?
seriously, get over it, they will get to the app when they can, its always better to start something like this on popular devices first. And then when they make if for windows phone users you will cry about the colour not matching or some other little thing
"We felt that two-factor authentication was secure enough that it would protect anyone who enabled it, so the problem was the accounts that couldn't enable it (e.g. no mobile phone access). In the end, we arrived at the changes we're deploying today...
This means that anyone using the Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator to confirm trades is able to continue trading as always. Users who haven't enabled it, or can't, can still trade, but they'll have to wait up to 3 days for the trade to go through."
Valve addressed the issue, but did not resolve it in a manner that works best for everyone, in my opinion. It is, in essence, punishing those who don't use Steam Guard Mobile Authenticator. I just hope that they are able to find a way to make it more accessible on other platforms, rather than limiting it to Android and iOS phones. Making it more accessible on tablets, for example, would fulfill their purpose (being harder to hack since it's not a PC), as well as accomodating more people who don't have access to a mobile phone.