Another thing you can do is to wait for a week and see if anything changes. Having the session last for more than a week may give you more options in passing the challenge.
Another thing you can do is to wait for a week and see if anything changes. Having the session last for more than a week may give you more options in passing the challenge.
Google says at https://landing.google.com/advancedprotection/faq that: >>> If you lose your key and are still signed in on one of your devices, visit account.google.com to add or replace a key. Otherwise, submit a request to recover your account. Google may take a few days to verify it’s you and restore your access.
I've assumed the risk of temporarily losing access to my account if I happen to lose all my hardware keys and devices for some reason while they confirm my identity, but from these posts I think that Google may not be of help at all and I could permanently lose access.
I'm starting to wonder if I shouldn't go back to regular 2FA since I can safely backup those codes.
You can't authenticate some Roku channels as well, such as PhotoView for Google Photos.