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mmebane
4129 days ago
You print off a list of backup codes and stick them in a safe. Then log in with the backup code, and set up a new Authenticator token.
You could also add a U2F token and store that away.
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rglullis
4126 days ago
Not all of the services that implement Google's 2FA provide backup codes. Plus, the idea is that 2FA should be used anywhere, even for lesser-values web sites, so the idea of printing everything seems to be archaic.
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feld
4129 days ago
Or save the token in an encrypted password manager so you can retrieve it later
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