Doesn't Bitwarden require you to be on the paid subscription plan to use 2FA? That's what I concluded anyway from trying to research this garbage when Microsoft was threatening to lock me out of my Github account. It's why I ended up on Authy.
> Doesn't Bitwarden require you to be on the paid subscription plan to use 2FA?
I believe they do, yes. Been on the $10/year plan and have forgotten the details on their tiers, though.
> It's why I ended up on Authy.
All 2FA really boils down to is a "otpauth://totp" URL that clients use to generate time based tokens. Once you have those exported somewhere, you can move to any TOTP app you want (desktop or mobile)
Storing 2FA in Bitwarden (my password manager) and Aegis as a fallback. Also making offline backups of each periodically.
Doesn't Bitwarden require you to be on the paid subscription plan to use 2FA? That's what I concluded anyway from trying to research this garbage when Microsoft was threatening to lock me out of my Github account. It's why I ended up on Authy.
> Doesn't Bitwarden require you to be on the paid subscription plan to use 2FA?
I believe they do, yes. Been on the $10/year plan and have forgotten the details on their tiers, though.
> It's why I ended up on Authy.
All 2FA really boils down to is a "otpauth://totp" URL that clients use to generate time based tokens. Once you have those exported somewhere, you can move to any TOTP app you want (desktop or mobile)
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