-
-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 152
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Sharing feature [suggestions are welcome] #289
Comments
The global way will be fine for most of the users (me included), but if you want a more scalable environment you can create a new relation including a 2fa item id and also the users with whom it has been shared and the list of my 2fa will include the 2fa elements I'm own and also the 2fa elements into the shared relation in which I appear |
perfect would be to set the shared option on group level, then most of the requirments for sharing I think are covered |
the global way can be easy, but in the future will be a limit. A groups based way will be better, or if it's too hard, better the single way. |
In our company we've just discussed the possibility of how we can establish 2FA for services with a central/single login (and no possibility of using multiple accounts). I agree that group based would be mor "sustainable". In fact our company policy enforces this kind of separation of rights. |
+1 for the Global way as well. My understanding is that each 2FA has a "share" flag. When shared, everyone can see it. |
In our company have same issue. |
A sharing feature would be great! |
+1 looking forward for this feature. |
We would love this feature as well! |
+1 for complex way (user groups and share 2FA with group) |
+1 for Global Way. A huge hurdle for my team is dealing with 2fa for the multiple accounts we manage. |
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
2FA cannot be shared between users
How it can be addressed
It would be possible to create a community|group|circle, invite some users to join the community and then let them choose which of their 2FAs they want to share with the community. A user could be member of several communities.
A 2FA can be shared directly with a user. Need to share it with another user or to share another 2FA? Repeat the sharing process
Make the 2FAuth instance the community, that is, once a 2FA is set as shared, all users of the instance can see it.
I like the last approach, considering 2FAuth is intended for private usage like a family context.
If you have any suggestion on the way sharing should work please share your thoughts.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: