Running into 2FA friction lately. You know that moment when your main phone's locked and suddenly you need to authenticate? It's annoying. Decided to grab a cheap backup phone just to handle 2FA—basically a dedicated device for authentication codes. Seems excessive at first but honestly it's been a lifesaver for account security without the constant access headaches. Anyone else dealing with this kind of thing?
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LazyDevMiner
· 4h ago
ngl I also tried using a backup device specifically for 2FA, and although it seems a bit overkill... it feels really great. No more worries about the main device crashing and being unable to log in.
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MaticHoleFiller
· 4h ago
ngl Setting up a dedicated backup machine for 2FA is something I hadn't thought of before, but it sounds quite practical, and it can definitely improve security.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 4h ago
NGL, this move is pretty clever. Using a dedicated phone for 2FA really prevents mistakes and foolishness, but it also means one less wallet, haha.
Running into 2FA friction lately. You know that moment when your main phone's locked and suddenly you need to authenticate? It's annoying. Decided to grab a cheap backup phone just to handle 2FA—basically a dedicated device for authentication codes. Seems excessive at first but honestly it's been a lifesaver for account security without the constant access headaches. Anyone else dealing with this kind of thing?