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

[nkd]

yes

 

[Red Plumstead]

Only some accounts

 

[touch_stone]

Of course in this day and age. But only for Gmail Facebook and some other who have that option

 

[skeadster]

Yes. For everything that actually supports it.

 

[faulty_it]

Yes, solely with online banking though. I'm concerned about sim swap fraud. Spyware could track passwords and phone numbers and then a sum swap could be done. Though I suspect it's not that easy or quick.

 

[Bad Ballie]

Yes, as much as it can be a pain in the rear end, the security advantage of 2 step authentication is undeniable.

 

[bturner01]

Yes - if there was 3 factor verification, I would use that too. Anyone who doesn't should think again.

 

[d0Z3RR]

Accounts that allow 2 factor verification, yes.

 

[Golf Nut]

No

 

[NthabiM76]

YES

 

[sthegp1]

Yebo

 

[Rouxenator]

Yes, although it is a real pain in the rear.

 

[Dracko777]

yes

 

[saor]

For 2FA - any preference between Authy and Google Authenticator?

 

[iOra]

Yes, these days the providers are aggressive in getting people on board with two-factor authorisation BUT it can be irritating having to enter OTP's EVERYtime I login online

 

[rudilouw]

Yes, I use Google Authenticator

 

[Byronis]

Yes, when available

 

[oldhat]

I don't.

 

[Dirk44]

No.

 

[Lechina]

Yes. Feels safer because I have the handset in my hand and verify instantly