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For me, the most important takeaway from the article was that the Passwords app supports 2FA codes! I was not aware of this, that's nice and getting rid of Auth
by Etheryte 10mo ago
For me, the most important takeaway from the article was that the Passwords app supports 2FA codes! I was not aware of this, that's nice and getting rid of Authenticator is one less Google thing to worry about.
- paxys 10mo agoHaving both your password and 2nd factor in the same place isn't the best idea however.
- Etheryte 10mo agoThey're both on my phone anyway, so I don't really see the difference? Whether it's in one app or spilt across two apps makes no difference if there's no extra layers between. Having it all in Passwords is better in that regard, since it requires you to use Face ID to open the app.
- dangus 10mo agoI don’t think it matters much. In 1Password you still need your secret code to login in addition to your password. It essentially acts like a second factor. I could give you my 1Password username and password right now and you wouldn’t be able to access it. Being logged in to my 1Password essentially verifies that you have a physical device of mine.