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    georgeharrry1 commented  · 

    Totally agree, fallback to SMS after enabling Authy kinda defeats the purpose of stronger 2FA
    Security through obscurity doesn’t work, and relying on phone-based 2FA is risky
    I’ve even used invisible text https://textoinvisible.co/ just to test how apps handle unexpected input. You'd be surprised how many systems still don’t validate things properly
    Disabling weak fallbacks should definitely be an option