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\n\nAt minimum 2FA should be installed on accounts that can lock you out of other accounts: e.g. a Google account, email applications, an Apple ID, and financial accounts. For stronger security, ensure that 2FA is enabled on every service you use that supports it.
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\n\n**Note:** Using an all-in-one solution like 1Password for both password management *and* 2FA creates a single point of failure. Take this into account when picking your 2FA client. **Also**, note that you should back-up the QR code given to you in the beginning of setting up 2FA, with no back-up you risk locking yourself and that will cause you a lot of pain.
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\n\n**Note:** Using an all-in-one solution like 1Password for both password management *and* 2FA creates a single point of failure. Take this into account when picking your 2FA client. Be sure to back-up the recovery codes given to you during any 2FA setup processes, otherwise you risk locking yourself out of your accounts.
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