Bug or Feature?

Taylor: Hi everyone! We have a problem. Our main client in Seattle says users cannot access the system.
Matt: That is strange. As a frontend developer, I always check the layout. Scott, do you test this?
Scott: Yes, I am the QA engineer. I test the login page daily. It works for me.
Taylor: As your team lead, I want to solve this fast. Our support colleague is very busy today.
Matt: Wait, look at this. The user needs a double-password now. Our developer team has a new task for this.
Scott: Oh, yes! Our team lead, Taylor, has the new contract here. It is a security feature, not a bug!
Taylor: Ah! Yes, the customer wants this. My colleague in London has the details.
Matt: Excellent. So my code is correct, and your test is correct, Scott.
Scott: Perfect. Our developer team is the best.
Taylor: I agree. I can email our colleague now and explain everything.

Read again and choose the right answer

What is the problem at the beginning?

• The login page does not work for users.
• The client does not have a contract.
• The QA engineer is lazy.

What does Matt do?

• He is a QA engineer.
• He is a frontend developer.
• He is a team lead.

Why does the login page require a double-password?

• It is a bug in Matt's code.
• It is a new security feature for the customer.
• Scott has a problem with his test.

Who has the details about the new security feature?

• Taylor's colleague in London
• The QA engineer
• The Seattle client

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