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The recovery codes I've seen tend to have been 10 8-digit sequences. If you don't have a printer and care about recovery codes, those are easy enough to transf
by akx 2y ago
The recovery codes I've seen tend to have been 10 8-digit sequences.
If you don't have a printer and care about recovery codes, those are easy enough to transfer manually onto dead-tree material using a stylus-like handheld device that deposits graphite or ink onto the surface it touches.
- guappa 2y agoExcept that you need to decipher your own handwriting years after having written it. And you also need to remember where you safely stored it.
- kibwen 2y agoWhen I know it's important to decipher something later, I have a 100% accurate decoding rate on my own handwriting, so that's not a problem. It's not hard to write clearly and carefully. In addition, they give you ten codes to use, so you'd need to make indecipherable errors in all of them. Also, having a safe place to store documents is table stakes for adulthood.