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This is pretty far from a no-brainer to me. The FAQ even has the reason why: "what if I store my email password in bitwarden?" One of the main reasons to use b
by AlotOfReading 2y ago
This is pretty far from a no-brainer to me. The FAQ even has the reason why: "what if I store my email password in bitwarden?"
One of the main reasons to use bitwarden is as a synchronized backup when the system autofill fails, which tends to happen in the same situations this 2fa check will trigger (new devices).
It adds a potential failure mode without meaningfully benefitting my personal security model.
- Macha 2y agoI like how they're like "Oh just use a 2FA app" The password to my 2FA app is also in bitwarden. It's actually much more aggressive about session expiry.
- unavoidable 2y agoAlso my 2FA app _is_ BitWarden...
- wccrawford 2y agoThis is why I'm seriously considering changing. That, and I feel like password-filling on Android is awful. Plus, it pops up in DuoLingo when it isn't wanted, and they're silent on the issue. Seems like it's just time to find some other password manager.