Do you use two-factor verification to secure your accounts?

Do you use two-factor verification to secure your accounts?

  • Yes

    Votes: 62 80.5%
  • No

    Votes: 15 19.5%

  • Total voters
    77

Jamie McKane

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Do you use two-factor authentication like Google Authenticator or SMS verification to keep your online accounts secure?
 
Yes, one cannot have too many security hoops when it comes to personal information
 
I use two factor authentication, with all the authenticating apps on my phone sitting in a secure folder that requires a pattern to unlock. The nice thing is that this functionality is built into the OS, not the launcher, so if someone tries to run them via another launcher or via the play store, it simply blocks the launch.

They will need to use the waterboarding method of decryption to access my stuff.
 
I use two factor authentication, with all the authenticating apps on my phone sitting in a secure folder that requires a pattern to unlock. The nice thing is that this functionality is built into the OS, not the launcher, so if someone tries to run them via another launcher or via the play store, it simply blocks the launch.

They will need to use the waterboarding method of decryption to access my stuff.

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