> the security benefits are worth it. Mind that 2FA replaced TANs, which are literally the most secure thing (one-time pads). 2FA is not about security, but ab

> the security benefits are worth it. Mind that 2FA replaced TANs, which are literally the most secure thing (one-time pads). 2FA is not about security, but about ease of administration. (As a side effect, 2FA usually puts all the eggs in a single basket and forces you to carry that basket around with you, everywhere you go. Mind that this basket isn't even the basket itself, but one of many ways to access an account connected to another ID, but still the only one accessible to you.)