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It is made abundantly clear when you set up 2FA that you need to backup your 2FA or it may not be possible to recover. What did you expect? Personal responsib
by Ferret7446 4y ago
It is made abundantly clear when you set up 2FA that you need to backup your 2FA or it may not be possible to recover. What did you expect? Personal responsibility is important.
- hsbauauvhabzb 4y agoYes and what I’m saying is that is not an okay solution. If you lost absolutely all your proof of ID and bank cards, there is still ways to sufficiently prove your identity and recover access to your assets and bank accounts. An email address is an asset.
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- Ferret7446 4y agoThat is just your opinion. Those "ways to sufficiently prove your identity" are also ways that identity theft happen every single day. Some people prefer to take personal responsibility over opening themselves up to compromise. In any case, if you thought that is not acceptable to you, you should not have set up 2FA because the conditions were clearly communicated.