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If you use something like Authy or 1Password to store your 2FA tokens then they aren't lost if you lose the phone. Does this mean a single point of failure and
by joshstrange 8y ago
If you use something like Authy or 1Password to store your 2FA tokens then they aren't lost if you lose the phone. Does this mean a single point of failure and in someways undermine the use-case for 2FA? Sure but as with all things security you need to decide where on the spectrum you want to be. It's a game of trading security for usability base on what your situation requires.