Alternatively, if your e-mail provider does offer a more secure 2FA solution, then sending a temporary code to your e-mail address would be a valid 2FA method by proxy. So it's not entirely a bad idea. (Although I've yet to see an e-mail provider that enforces 2-factor)
Alternatively, if your e-mail provider does offer a more secure 2FA solution, then sending a temporary code to your e-mail address would be a valid 2FA method by proxy. So it's not entirely a bad idea. (Although I've yet to see an e-mail provider that enforces 2-factor)