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Also, it wouldn't be a non-issue. I don't want the extra hassle at all. I don't need it and I don't want it. Make it go away, please and thank you.
Look, both of us pretending your comment is innocuous is a win for me but does not do justice to your rather subtle point. Let's cut to it, shall we?
In effect, you are saying that Valve has made rules and that I am free to conduct myself as I wish within those rules. Meaning: "You want the forum then put up with Steam Guard."
This thread is the exact antithesis to your position. I do not want Steam Guard, it's a hassle. I do want the forum as it is the main use that I have for Steam as a separate entity to the games I have housed within Steam.
I didn't sign up for logging in twice in order to use a forum and in order to play the games I already paid for. The deal in place when I bought those games was: One login, x amount of hassle, and now you can play. They changed that deal without my permission to now 2x hassle or even x^2 hassle. This bothers me, and I am registering my displeasure here and now.
I'm not sure I can handle another factual statement that does not actually say Steam Guard is not a hassle, that forcing you to use Steam Guard in order to post on the forum makes sense other than simple coercion, or that there is some utility or benefit to the Steam member of having to log in twice to play your games.
On the other hand, the posters so far have all been honest so I will cherish that and go to bed.
You don't want Steam Guard. I can sympathize with that. I wish the services on the Internet weren't being flooded with asshats every day who think it's their life's work to offend, disrupt, and scam every one else who just want to go about their day and play games, or tweet a funny cat picture, or whatever. Now we have to have 2FA tools to provide more security.
I can attest that Steam Guard is never in my way. And from what you've described, it shouldn't be for you, either. You've just made the mistake of tying it back to an email address that you don't appear to monitor as much as your new one. That's on you, not Steam. You call it impracticable to make the change but how is that Steam's fault for the choices you've made regarding your email? Take the extra moment to update Steam with your new one. Done. Now move on.
Keep your account details up-to-date. Not just because of Steam, but because It'll happen to you the same on another more important service and recovering some accounts is a royal pain in the rear.
THat's why that confused me.
And it now seems people who have Steamguard on their email are being forced to refresh their login more frequently on the client. Which some are annoyed about.
Yup. If you disable Steam Guard completely ( no app , no email) then most forums on Steam wont let you post with a warning that you dont have Steam Guard.
Ah. Okay. That's what confused me.
I did do the e-mail way way back in the day.