Contrary to what you've been told, 2FA is not a good thing.
From the issuers perspective it means that you like a child are not considered a source of trust, but must have both your mom's and dad's written signature to be allowed to partake.
Be careful what and where you 2FA.
I could not disagree more and your comment speaks volumes of your lack understanding of MFA and its inherent risk reductions.
Please research MFA on your own to understand more and ask if you have any questions.
And if anyone else reads this person saying “be careful what and were you 2FA” please research it more on your own because this is directly promoting the lack of your data security.
Oh joe
