And there is _NOTHING_ worse than being locked out of an account because without asking they reverse the password and second factor authentication while your traveling and don't have access to a phone/etc.

Nevermind. that pretty much all services treat the second factor as more secure than my 20 character random password saved in a local password safe. And those second factors are, lets see, plain text over SMS, plain text over the internet to an email address, etc, etc, etc.

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dabeeeenster 9 days ago | parent [-]

What percentage of people reuse the same password as opposed to use a password manager?

	▲	BrenBarn 8 days ago \| parent [-]
		I would say it is very high. In my experience password managers are rarely used by nontechnical people.