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You can have a dumb phone. If you require one for 2fa. Just have one in addition for that purpose. But you can also sms 2fa on many services
by hkon 2y ago
You can have a dumb phone. If you require one for 2fa. Just have one in addition for that purpose. But you can also sms 2fa on many services
- goblinux 2y agoThe hard part with 2FA over SMS is that it's no longer considered secure [1]. I want a dumb phone too, but with all the security tools we need (password manager, 2FA apps/tokens, encrypted messaging, etc.) it's becoming less and less an option for me. I wish there was a middle ground where I could have my phone be dumb enough to keep me from playing on it all the time, but secure enough that it makes sense for me. [1] https://www.okta.com/blog/2020/10/sms-authentication/ https://www.okta.com/blog/2020/10/sms-authentication/ I'm not affiliated with them, just the first article I found on the topic
- meindnoch 2y agoI don't want a dumb phone. I want a smartphone without AI crap.
- m01 2y agoFor 2FA try a Yubikey or similar hardware U2F device. (opinion my own)