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As for not always having your phone with you, you can print out one-time passwords. So you print some out, put them in your wallet (and maybe more in your home)
by jackowayed 15y ago
As for not always having your phone with you, you can print out one-time passwords. So you print some out, put them in your wallet (and maybe more in your home), and then if you don't have your phone/your phone breaks/whatever, you can use one from that list. But then that one off of that list is dead.
Also, I'm pretty sure there's some option where it only does the 2nd factor once a month if it's on a computer it recognizes.
- jedc 15y agoYes, when you enter in the second-factor digits you can tick a box to have it "remember" you for 30 days on that specific machine.