FWIW, I've yet to meet someone—and I personally know some of world's top cryptographers—who did not screw up PGP email one time or another—or a lot. At the moment, the recommendation is Signal for everyone and Securedrop on reputable news ogrs for true whistleblowers. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯https://twitter.com/EFF/status/995906839958061056 …
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But who holds the key for your backup? It may be annoying but it’s also a really hard problem to solve without undermining the security in the first place.
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Ugh! Backup 2FA for various services was one of the reasons I finally got a smartwatch, after phones were drained, corrupted or (briefly) lost. It was a timely investment. Good luck.
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You can use your smart watch for 2fa? Which model are you using?
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This is a huge danger of 2FA. I use it extensively at work, where it's easy to "prove" I am who I say I am and get a reset. Generic internet services? They can't possibly handle provability. Sorry your phone blew up :(
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Ah! Now that’s made me decide I need to figure out an “Access my data” disaster recovery protocol!
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Will be interested to read the lessons drawn from this. Not only does everyone need 2FA (passwords bad), they also need a 2FA disaster recovery plan (phones and u2f keys die/disappear). Good luck, Joe Public.
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