> Usually, 2FA enables phishing. People generally know not to share their passwords. But scammers are now triggering the password reset mechanism and phishing p

> Usually, 2FA enables phishing. People generally know not to share their passwords. But scammers are now triggering the password reset mechanism and phishing people for the 2FA code. People are not as careful with that code as they are with their password. But this makes the SMS a single factor of authentication, which is bad. Combined with a password, it's still a good method, a lot better then just a password. If I forget my bank password, I have to go to my bank with my ID and reset the password there. I think they added a videocall + id option because of the plague, but going there in person was the only option back when i signed my contract.