That might be true but on the other hand most companies using Teams etc. will be introducing 2FA with the MS Authenticator App. Techie or not, you need to install an app and scan a QR code.
If you don't know anyone that will just laugh at you when you tell them "it's super easy, you just need to install an app and scan a QR code", then you're living inside a bubble. Every year at my mums birthday party her friends already queue up in front of me, so I can install some apps for them.
We can agree that password reset via SMS token is bad. It basically reduces everything to one factor login via SMS.
And as to "You're not seriously saying that adding a second factor is reducing security?" -- yes I am, when it's not a second factor, it's implemented as an "only factor".
To that point, btw, I'd linked to your other reply about resets from a couple of mine: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39467039
* Note: And by "as implemented almost everywhere", I mean so indistinguishable from everywhere that that effectively boils down to "SMS is bad", much easier for users and builders to understand, when better options are available.
SMS token is something that is much easier to use. 2FA with SMS is still a lot of added security in comparison to no second factor at all. Especially for people who use insecure passwords.