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What would be the rationale of not asking for the second factor in a corporate LAN? Can't be security, IMHO.
I would also be sceptical of the "trusted device" concept.
I don't think the LTPA token does what I suggested. The LTAP doesn't live between browser sessions. This "remember this device" idea would survive browser sessions on same browser and same device until the number of days expire.
Or if in a "trusted network" (say the corporate LAN) it would never ask for MFA.
This would mimic the behavior of Office365 MFA.
Isnt that exactly what the LtpaToken expiration time is used for ?