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Is this to help you interact with that gambling site you are advertising?
The amount of time for disabling the app is not going to be shortened. Especially since you gave away your account info to various sites.
Btw, you obviously do not know anything about API's.
All websites use Steam API to make an user log in, website never gets username and password of a user. That is why it goes through steamcommunity.com website.
If you ever have to enter in ALL your account info into a login page while already logged into Steam itself in a browser, you just gave away ALL your info INCLUDING your code to a phishing login page.
ALL the sites in your name history have been know to have redirected phishing login pages at some point in the last year.
I know how the API works. There is a reason why there is a 1-click verification in it.
There is a reason why in your name alias history, it shows as "LINK REMOVED", and the "hearts" also. Might want to think carefully about that.
Also, they already tried shorter cooldown times. That did not work. People kept giving away their account credentials (*cough cough*) and getting their accounts compromised.
1) When it says "Link Removed", it is usually because a lot of people reported that link. Sometimes it is because it was a malicious website, but a lot of the times it is Valve trying to close down gambling.
2) When you want to login to a website using Steam API, if the website redirects you to steamcommunity.com/login....
That means that it is legit.
At the moment that you enter your information ON OFFICIAL STEAM WEBSITE, special code is generated both on your localStorage and on that websites database. Then Steam redirects you to that website and website has to check if your localStorage.steamloginkey == database_value_for_your_account
That way it is 100% safe for users to log into the websites using Steam API.
3)This wasn't the point of this discussion, the points is that there is unnecessary 15-day cooldown when you turn off your Mobile Auth and switch to e-mail conf, that needs to be removed.
Valve now has a legitimate reason to shut down gambling, as they are facing a lawsuit now: https://www.pcgamer.com/the-native-american-quinault-nation-has-filed-a-lawsuit-against-valve-over-gambling/
It would be a good idea to change your password immediately, especially if the prompt made you log in again.
That isn't verification that Valve has reviewed the site to ensure it doesn't do anything fraudulent or illegal, or otherwise violates its TOS.
Lots of people don't like taxes, too, but they are necessary.
Do you seriously think you are the first user to come here with this suggestion ? Use the forum search. That is what it says to do in the pinned thread anyway.
"This topic has been pinned, so it's probably important"
http://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/10/135507548120407092/
I'd rather have my account safe-guarded than being impatient. Do other tasks until you are able to trade.
After all, this has been the way it is for a long, long time. I know the answer. As with often the case with people that find out the same thing applies to them as everyone else :
You only came to make this suggestion because now, it is actually affecting you, and not just others. People often just want to change the way things work, only because it is now affecting them.
Also, e-mail confirmation does not fix the problem of the same malware-infected computer being used to access both Steam and e-mail account.