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I do this. But I also enable 2FA and store the seed for that publicly... on the internet. Just without any context at all as to what it does. By itself the 2F
by buro9 4y ago
I do this.
But I also enable 2FA and store the seed for that publicly... on the internet. Just without any context at all as to what it does.
By itself the 2FA seed is useless. You need to know what it does, and you also need the email (it's not my public email) and the password (which is very strong).
I also have a set of plain instructions that my partner has explaining how to Bitwarden and access all the things if needed, including how to use a 2FA app, etc.
- night-rider 4y agoWorth noting: Bitwarden gives you a recovery code incase you lose your 2FA device. So as Terrence Eden said: invest in a safety deposit box and store the recovery code there. Or memorize it if you can.