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I don't understand why people do that. Your 2nd authentication factor should not be something relying on the same device that you're using.
by Mirioron 7y ago
I don't understand why people do that. Your 2nd authentication factor should not be something relying on the same device that you're using.
- roywiggins 7y agoIt reduces the set of people who can access your account from "people with the password" to "people with the password and access to my phone." It's less like a 2nd factor and more like a poor man's password-protected private key authentication, but it's way better than just a password.