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And then banks will decide that it's not secure having multiple devices and actively prevent you from doing that. Right now my bank requires my phone to get a

And then banks will decide that it's not secure having multiple devices and actively prevent you from doing that. Right now my bank requires my phone to get a 2fa code for anything important. I can only have a single device at a time, if I lose my phone, I can of course reset it if I'm in the country and go to a branch. Of course with Covid that was difficult when I last lost my phone, so I had to download a form sign it and fax it to be able to set up my 2fa on my new phone. It took 2 weeks before I could access my bank account.

dwaite 4y ago
> And then banks will decide that it's not secure having multiple devices and actively prevent you from doing that. IMHO based on current policies, it is more likely that they will have one device on your account, like a combined USB and NFC hardware authenticator, that you can request from them and becomes expected for higher security interactions like large money transfers.