Well, maybe given that this is a security product Google should require rather than just encourage MFA. In that sense Google could make the security stronger f

Well, maybe given that this is a security product Google should require rather than just encourage MFA. In that sense Google could make the security stronger for their customers but chooses to make it easier to install and use for the majority. Getting downvoted for this, but consider this: they require a password for security purposes, why don’t they require MFA? Why is this not a requirement for this product or all their products? It’s a barrier to entry, and an eases of use thing, which means it’s a product decision to not require stronger authentication on this or all their products.