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If it fits your need to have it a fixed location, then yes. But he talked about traveling. IDK about you but I don't travel with a safe in my backpack
by FrenchDevRemote 4y ago
If it fits your need to have it a fixed location, then yes.
But he talked about traveling.
IDK about you but I don't travel with a safe in my backpack
- lxgr 4y agoJust put it in your wallet and/or luggage. Without your account name and password, it's useless to any potential thief.
- justinclift 4y agoLots of people's luggage include enough info to work out their name and likely home location, which is commonly enough to work out their username for a lot of popular services. That makes the whole "stolen luggage" thing even far riskier. :/
- lxgr 4y agoBut hopefully your luggage does not contain your Google account password. Again, the recovery code is one factor.