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As long as they don't hold onto your passwords too, then it's not too bad right? A compromise for the sake of convenience, to be sure, but even in the worst case – if all Authy tokens are compromised – people still shouldn't have access to your accounts.

For me at least (personal use, not company use) that's a worthwhile compromise: I doubt any attacker could get my main password in the time it'd take for me to change it in the unlikely event that Authy be compromised.



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