> but it shouldn't that _that_ long to restore a backup unless you don't have decent internet access.
1) We're talking about people who are most likely going to be using 4/5G and Hotel Wifi. The US anyway is far behind on bandwidth, I get symmetrical 1G for "free" in Sweden, last time I was in the US it was $60/mo for 60MBit.
2) Phones have as much as 1TiB of storage, even at the speed of storage that'll take a hot minute.
Getting the 2FA codes set up while not having access to those 2FA codes is going to be interesting.
It all depends on the security pyramid you have, and how much risk are you okay with. I store all my passwords in Dropbox .kdbx file, but I need these always in case of emergency, even from a different device. So I must not enable 2FA on Dropbox. The password to it (and the .kdbx file) lives only in my memory. I hope not to get hit in the head.
1) We're talking about people who are most likely going to be using 4/5G and Hotel Wifi. The US anyway is far behind on bandwidth, I get symmetrical 1G for "free" in Sweden, last time I was in the US it was $60/mo for 60MBit.
2) Phones have as much as 1TiB of storage, even at the speed of storage that'll take a hot minute.
Getting the 2FA codes set up while not having access to those 2FA codes is going to be interesting.