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In the mean time, be sure to enable two-factor authentication on your account. I'll admit it's not much solace as usually the second factor uses your phone...
by num1 15y ago
In the mean time, be sure to enable two-factor authentication on your account. I'll admit it's not much solace as usually the second factor uses your phone...
- chopsueyar 15y agoIs that a Catch-22?
- darklajid 15y agoNo, because - the password you store on the phone (in cleartext) is not the real account password, it's a string for this device only and you can revoke access at any time - Someone should not be able to use your phone (via call/text message) as unlock device, unless you lost it - In that case you should lock the SIM for for a multitude of reasons anyway - and you'll get a new SIM that you can use to recover your account I think the first one is the most important though: You just don't have to store your real password.