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Quoted from Rondogg:Well, if anything, two tier authentication is more trouble for a thief and they may just move on to a different, easier victim.
Not only will it deny the perpetrator access, if you get text message or push notification based 2FA codes those will also alert you that someone logged in successfully with your password.
Quoted from o-din:I almost signed up for Facebook once.
I had been looking for an old girlfriend I hadn't seen in years and a Google search found her on fb.
Then I saw her pics, so I passed.
Similar situation, I used to know an attractive girl in high school. Years later I checked her Facebook photos and she had grown to the size of a hippo...
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