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You certainly shouldn't rely on just your phone. If you store your 2FA token in Bitwarden, you can use any of your other devices that you have used Bitwarden wi
by akvadrako 2y ago
You certainly shouldn't rely on just your phone. If you store your 2FA token in Bitwarden, you can use any of your other devices that you have used Bitwarden with recently.
The 2nd factor is only needed when it's new or occasionally in other cases. I don't know why you say it adds lots of friction, unless you are frequently signing into new devices.
And as a failsafe a printed backup code is pretty important.
- demosthanos 2y agoI understand that in theory storing the 2FA for Bitwarden in Bitwarden itself can work, but I don't know if I can ever bring myself to store the key to the car in the car, even if I pinky promise myself that I'll never lock all the car doors at once. This is doubly true because Bitwarden has not been consistent at only asking for 2FA on brand new devices, so it's not even just me that I have to worry about locking the car doors.