Again, this idea of "secure by default" should at least have an option to opt-out. A few misunderstandings about phones: 1. Somebody has a phone 2. Somebody h

Again, this idea of "secure by default" should at least have an option to opt-out. A few misunderstandings about phones: 1. Somebody has a phone 2. Somebody has a smart phone 3. They are in contact with the phone 24/7 4. They are the unique user of that phone 5. The SIM card and/or number cannot be taken from the phone (virtually or physically) I currently have to use this for work, with the only positive being that if I get locked out, I can go tell the admin team to let me back in. With someone like Google, it's not even possible to get them on the phone to explain, let alone have them believe it is really you.