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If you already have unique, long, random passwords, I'm guessing you're using a password manager? Why not use the password manager for the 2FA as well? Obvious
by capableweb 4y ago
If you already have unique, long, random passwords, I'm guessing you're using a password manager? Why not use the password manager for the 2FA as well?
Obviously, if your password manager gets broken into, you're fucked. But if the site only have the issue of exposing passwords, you'll be safe.
- notfed 4y ago> Why not use the password manager for the 2FA as well? Why suggest an extra step to them if they're claiming it's unnecessary? Can you at least try to explain why you think it adds value?
- capableweb 4y ago> Can you at least try to explain why you think it adds value? I thought I already did? "But if the site only have the issue of exposing passwords, you'll be safe." is not clear enough?
- lapcat 4y ago> I'm guessing you're using a password manager? Why not use the password manager for the 2FA as well? Mostly the built-in Mac keychain, stored locally, no iCloud.