> Enabling 2FA is an acknowledgement that you expect to be responsible for maintaining access to your second factor Maybe to you and me, but to everyone else i

> Enabling 2FA is an acknowledgement that you expect to be responsible for maintaining access to your second factor Maybe to you and me, but to everyone else it's just a recommended (and in many cases forced) method to gain access to your own account. My mum isn't making a pledge to always have her phone with her, she just doesn't want her email stolen