They are making Facebook and other "Recovery Providers" target for hackers and secret court orders. To be reasonable secure, you would have to use more than one

They are making Facebook and other "Recovery Providers" target for hackers and secret court orders. To be reasonable secure, you would have to use more than one; (2fa?, 2 out of 3fa?). They are stamping your requests and can be held liable if they don't allow government agencies into your account, or they can be forced to never let you use it. Mega breaches would still be fun, that hardly solves anything. We are working on private key (&passwords) recovery manager, that • doesn't need any passwords/pins/codes, • zero-knowledge (we don't know what you are trying to sign into), • allows you to do distributed recovery (each trusted contacts holds a share to a backup key) •opensource clients https://www.zeropass.io/ https://www.zeropass.io/ We are planning to implement fido style authentication, but with private key recovery (Yubikey-s don't provide the recovery functionality)