I hate the 2FA story, they shouldn't let you enable it unless you enroll at least two different factors. One primary and one for recovery. The only case where

I hate the 2FA story, they shouldn't let you enable it unless you enroll at least two different factors. One primary and one for recovery. The only case where it should be fine to have a single second factor is with your employer, where you have other means to authenticate (i.e. likely your boss knows you and can vouch for you on a 2FA reset). Also making it mandatory for things that you may really don't care about is overkill. I would prefer to have ID verification, rather than an anonymous account, for account recovery. You lose the second factor, and you can re-authenticate by, let's say, making a small payment with a credit card in your name plus some photo id.