> If you use oathtool on your laptop, and the password is stored there as well, you're back to 1FA... that can be fine if that's what you want. A lot of the ti

> If you use oathtool on your laptop, and the password is stored there as well, you're back to 1FA... that can be fine if that's what you want. A lot of the time that is what I want. 2FA is pretty overkill for low-importance accounts if you're using a long random password anyway. But some services make it mandatory.