2enabled
2enabled is a neologism used in technology and product design to describe a state in which a feature is activated by two independent enabling conditions, or in which a system operates in two distinct enabled modalities. The term is not widely standardized and tends to appear in design discussions, prototypes, and speculative contexts rather than in formal specifications.
Two common meanings are associated with 2enabled. First, dual-conditional enabling: a feature activates only when both
Examples include a login system that requires both a password and biometric verification; a software feature
Impact and reception of the concept are mixed. Supporters view 2enabled as a design principle that foregrounds