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>provided you own a cell phone. Well, crap. My only "phone" is my Google Voice number...

• drivebyacct2 15y ago
  Two factor auth works fine without a cell phone. You can put a land line in as a backup and of course you should store the extra physical codes somewhere safe as well. Obviously though, this would be a pain to use without a portable device that can generate the appropriate time-based code.
• RexRollman 15y ago
  Could always use an iPod Touch, if you have one.
  • wiredfool 15y ago
    Or a iPad v2 or 3.
  • evoxed 15y ago
    That's actually my current setup. It still kind of defeats the purpose though; I have to be logged in to Google Voice in order to authenticate logging in to Gmail with the same account. I'll wait for them to get a little more creative before I expect it to be much safer.