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However, that leads to the problem of either always carrying it with you, which makes it more likely to be lost or stolen, or not having it with you when you wa
by ndsipa_pomu 3y ago
However, that leads to the problem of either always carrying it with you, which makes it more likely to be lost or stolen, or not having it with you when you want access to it.
The lack of backups is also a concern.
- darkwater 3y ago> The lack of backups is also a concern. Carbon copy
- somehnguy 3y agoNot sure that's a great solution - it implies you either have to 1. Carry around your carbon copy with you - making it not really any backup at all 2. Remember to make your carbon copy at a later time every time you create or update a password - pretty cumbersome and prone to forgetting Plus if you have any decent number of passwords you're dealing with many pages (*2 for the carbon copy), which is also error prone. What about longer passphrases as well? I have a bunch of very long phrases I use as encryption keys and such that would be very annoying to manually write out.
- moffkalast 3y agoSame applies for using mobile phones as 2FA.
- latchkey 3y agoDepends on the 2FA app and where it backs its codes up.