Also, Google doesn't always make it clear when something is being added as 2FA. E.g. if you log into an Android phone future logins will use it as 2FA.
Also, Google doesn't always make it clear when something is being added as 2FA. E.g. if you log into an Android phone future logins will use it as 2FA.
Then, when trying to access my passwords stored on my google account (passwords.google.com) I was prompted with a message saying that there was suspicious activity on my account, and I needed to approve a pop up on this android phone. Google would not let me access the password manager until I could physically drive back to that phone to approve it. They refused to provide me with any alternative options despite having a yubikey and sms. Finally, I navigated to my inbox (everything else would load except for that password manager) and went into details at the bottom of the page, then forcibly signed out of that android phone. Bear in mind this was the same device that it refused to let me access the password manager on.
Anyway, after removing the device from my account it let me access passwords.google.com