as you say, the message to the old account cannot require confirmation
because the user may not have access to it.
it would be a notification that the change has happened, so if the user is
not the one who made the change they can know that someone else is
accessing their account. If the password has not been changed, they can
change it. If the password has been changed, they can notify you that
there is a problem (a dispute of ownership of the account)
David Lang
On Wed, 1 Jun 2011, Peter <Nabble> [via Nabble Support] wrote:
> The password is required to make such change.
> Even if it was implemented, what would happen if it was not the real user
> (which should not be possible since the password is required):
> - If it is an e-mail with some sort of link or code to change back the
> e-mail, the owner of the previous e-mail would get notified and would
> probably do nothing because the thief would have changed his password
> already.
> - If it is a confirmation e-mail which he would have to reply so the e-mail
> change is confirmed, it would prevent legitimate e-mail changes by users who
> lost access to their old account.
>
> I really don't think that is a nice feature to implement.
>
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