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Yes, stored at your house is fine for most people. There's a big security jump between "needing your password" and "needing your password plus having to steal s
by DennisP 5y ago
Yes, stored at your house is fine for most people. There's a big security jump between "needing your password" and "needing your password plus having to steal something from your house."
There's also a big jump between "stealing something from your house" and "stealing something from your house plus figuring out your password."
- dividedbyzero 5y agoThat makes it impossible to get into your email if you use your phone on vacation, though.
- DennisP 5y agoA decent tradeoff for that case is to use your phone as the "something you have," with backup codes stored somewhere reasonably secure.