Hi Graham, I see what you mean and agree, especially with the claim that there is always a price for inconvenience (too much hardening, e.g.)!
Maybe just, I still think there is a slight difference in the classic 2FA on your mobile as both Bitwarden and the TOTP auth app should require some (and ideally separate / distinct) authentication factors (e.g. password and fingerprint) whereas if you have it all in Bitwarden, then password (or hypothetical hacking into the BW mobile app) is enough to get access to everything.
But, all in all, I think the risk of having all eggs in one basket is very small for me and my digital assets.
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Hi Graham, I see what you mean and agree, especially with the claim that there is always a price for inconvenience (too much hardening, e.g.)!
Maybe just, I still think there is a slight difference in the classic 2FA on your mobile as both Bitwarden and the TOTP auth app should require some (and ideally separate / distinct) authentication factors (e.g. password and fingerprint) whereas if you have it all in Bitwarden, then password (or hypothetical hacking into the BW mobile app) is enough to get access to everything.
But, all in all, I think the risk of having all eggs in one basket is very small for me and my digital assets.