Provide backup codes for 2FA
Also provide other options for 2FA apps not just Authy
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quintonquinz543 commented
I'm not get a code
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mollyredlipps commented
Another important step is to ensure that your clients are able to authenticate you. RADIUS two factor authentication software https://www.protectimus.com/radius/ allows you to use a fingerprint scan or another type of authentication to reduce the chances of malicious attackers getting your credentials. It also allows you to configure a custom timeout and retry count for your clients. However, it is recommended that you do not set your RADIUS timeout higher than 60 seconds
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dhhddhhddddhhd commented
Хачу питомса
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dhhddhhddddhhd commented
Глеб
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factualspin commented
As for the suggestion "Also provide other options for 2FA apps not just Authy" there's another request for that. Best to keep these two requests separated even though they are related.
This one seems to have the most votes: https://twitch.uservoice.com/forums/310228-account-management-e-g-login-connections-pass/suggestions/11498085-google-authentication-for-2-factor-authentication
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TonyOneZero10 commented
Careful. If an email account is hacked, the corresponding Twitch account would be hacked as well. The idea is not bad, but you should not get the codes by mail.
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deadlydragon3366 commented
Simply you should add a recover account option for 2fa where you receive a token to open your account