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I suspect there is a common use case where someone’s phone gets stolen so they lose the 2nd factor and have to disable it or add a new device because they don’t
by sgk284 6y ago
I suspect there is a common use case where someone’s phone gets stolen so they lose the 2nd factor and have to disable it or add a new device because they don’t have the backup codes either.
As with all things security, there are trade offs.
- DennisP 6y agoAnd they actually do have an extra high security option, with warnings that if you're not careful you could lose access permanently.