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Re:Disabling Google 2FA doesn't need 2FA if you're already l... by loktarogar on Friday July 10, 2020 @12:30PM (#23793213)
> Enabling 2FA is an acknowledgement that you expect to be responsible for maintaining access to your second factor

Maybe to you and me, but to everyone else it's just a recommended (and in many cases forced) method to gain access to your own account.

My mum isn't making a pledge to always have her phone with her, she just doesn't want her email stolen

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