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To log in at first, all you need to enter is the account name and password; it’s quite convenient to log in this way; Later it was said that questions had to be set up for security reasons; well, for security’s sake, let’s set one then. Logging in has become troublesome ; Then slider-based login was introduced; when the company’s internet speed is poor, it’s impossible to load the slider box, which means that logging in becomes impossible in such situations ; Just now, when I logged in, I found that there was another login requirement – one that asked me to enter a verification code? ? ? Why is it getting more and more troublesome to log in? This isn’t the right way to improve website security.
Bind to QQ for quick login via QQ; every time I enter the password, it shows an error. In the end, using quick login through QQ is much more convenient and hassle-free~~~
This post was last edited by Thank goodness you're here on 2016-8-1 at 10:37. My internet speed has been restricted; this account hasn’t been banned by the system yet, but once it is, I won’t be able to log in. Another account is in a dormant state. Don’t tell me about fake accounts or internet speed limits – information gets lost when switching accounts. Who knows how long it will take for the company’s crappy internet to upload all the data. By the way, it’s not just HaiChuan; other forums are doing the same thing as well.
The existing login account passwords are indeed a bit of a hassle, but it’s worth it if it helps to ensure user safety. You have no idea how rampant account theft has been lately. . . . The poster can log in directly by binding QQ.
It is indeed. I talked to the cleaner; it’s still more convenient to use quick login via QQ.
I wonder then, do account thieves steal numbers that are used frequently for logging in, or ones that haven’t been accessed for a long time? The company only grants limited permissions for the public internet; to install QQ, one has to go through various levels of management and ask for approval. . . :L
Personal understanding: The stolen numbers are likely those with overly simple passwords, such as 111111, 123456, etc
Oh, I’m afraid that one day the system will detect me and I won’t be able to access the forum during the day. There’s already a forum, and I can’t log in.
I’m also restricting access from the external internet; for quick login via QQ, one needs to enter the QQ account password. The verification process has been reduced.
It makes it sound like I can install QQ or something. . .
There’s no need to install a QQ client; I don’t have one either. The first time, a web page appears (also from HaiChuan), where you enter your account details to complete the setup, and next time you can simply choose quick login (though you still need your account details). Of course, there are direct and quick client options~~