> So what kind of 2FA would be homeless-proof? There is none. That's the entire point of the post: "something you have" doesn't work if you're at risk of losin

> So what kind of 2FA would be homeless-proof? There is none. That's the entire point of the post: "something you have" doesn't work if you're at risk of losing all of your possessions at any time. So let them disable 2FA and rely on passwords - or even better yet, provide some way to actually talk to a person and verify identity.