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Are you using some sort of extreme cookie deletion plugin? A lot of places which require 2FA also cache it for longer periods (7 to 30 days are common). Gmail
by theamk 3y ago
Are you using some sort of extreme cookie deletion plugin?
A lot of places which require 2FA also cache it for longer periods (7 to 30 days are common). Gmail in particular should not ask for 2FA daily.
And if you want convenience, some password manages can record 2FA seed (specifically TOTP ones, with 6 timed digits). Then you only login there once, and they fill out most 2FAs for you.
- andoando 3y agoNope I’m not. I suppose a lot of it is for work. I was working at Okta actually. Every day. Vpn. Touch biometrics. 2fa. Login to Gmail. Touch biometrics. 2fa. Git pull. 2fa. There’s also the fact that I use my phone, personal desktop, and laptop.
- leros 3y agoIt's a royal pain if you're logging into stuff like AWS or various other development tools because they seem to have shorter sessions. I rarely have to use 2FA for my personal things but I have to use 2FA about 10 times as I start my work day.