Backup is important

[mitchr4]

Good day, just want to share my experience,
I am using 2fa as my security in my emails and exchange accounts, so one day I nearly lost my phone and that phone holds majority of my pins, 2fa, etc. so I thought I lost all, luckily I found the phone. So now I'm thinking of buying an extra phone for backup. What else do you recommend for backup?

No need to buy a new phone just save a 2FA code or keep the barcode when you create it in a safe place. If your mobile phone at any time lost you can use it again by entering the code or scan barcode that you save it.

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[camito]

I also want to make many backups as much as possible. I want to put it on my phone, my laptop, or even right it down on piece of paper or notebook. I experienced one time where I almost lost my keys and codes in my laptop after it updated and got corrupted. Luckily I haven't reformatted it yet before remembering that I have no backups of my primary keys and address in my phone or even on paper. I'm just thankful that i still have the hard drive to backup some files. Now it's a lesson learned for me.

[ylnar123]

Good day, just want to share my experience,
I am using 2fa as my security in my emails and exchange accounts, so one day I nearly lost my phone and that phone holds majority of my pins, 2fa, etc. so I thought I lost all, luckily I found the phone. So now I'm thinking of buying an extra phone for backup. What else do you recommend for backup?

Now you realized that negligence will lead to disaster especially to our precious accounts. Even with back-up, if you are too complacent about you accounts the there would be the possibility that you will still loose it.

[Jamescur]

Wallet backup can be said to be the most important part of digital asset security!
Write important information on paper, do not back up on the computer, the computer is vulnerable to virus attacks!
Anti-virus software on your computer must be updated regularly!
Also back up your wallet to your family!

[Rufsilf]

Good day, just want to share my experience,
I am using 2fa as my security in my emails and exchange accounts, so one day I nearly lost my phone and that phone holds majority of my pins, 2fa, etc. so I thought I lost all, luckily I found the phone. So now I'm thinking of buying an extra phone for backup. What else do you recommend for backup?

No need to buy a new phone just save a 2FA code or keep the barcode when you create it in a safe place. If your mobile phone at any time lost you can use it again by entering the code or scan barcode that you save it.

Having a clean hard drive for back up and keeping it on a safe place is the best and that is correct that you should have 2fa in order to have another layer of security so you will not get in a high risk and you will not get a high chance of getting hacked with that 2fa. You can also have a strong layer of security if you will have a strong password which consists of letters, numbers and special characters.

[NevejElad]

Good day, just want to share my experience,
I am using 2fa as my security in my emails and exchange accounts, so one day I nearly lost my phone and that phone holds majority of my pins, 2fa, etc. so I thought I lost all, luckily I found the phone. So now I'm thinking of buying an extra phone for backup. What else do you recommend for backup?

No need to buy a new phone just save a 2FA code or keep the barcode when you create it in a safe place. If your mobile phone at any time lost you can use it again by entering the code or scan barcode that you save it.

Having a clean hard drive for back up and keeping it on a safe place is the best and that is correct that you should have 2fa in order to have another layer of security so you will not get in a high risk and you will not get a high chance of getting hacked with that 2fa. You can also have a strong layer of security if you will have a strong password which consists of letters, numbers and special characters.

That is better that you will have back up files , on your passwords and private keys and store them in a clean folder, that is to minimize the looses, of your private keys and you can recover it if you have back up and safety storage.

[ishinn99]

Good day, just want to share my experience,
I am using 2fa as my security in my emails and exchange accounts, so one day I nearly lost my phone and that phone holds majority of my pins, 2fa, etc. so I thought I lost all, luckily I found the phone. So now I'm thinking of buying an extra phone for backup. What else do you recommend for backup?

No need to buy a new phone just save a 2FA code or keep the barcode when you create it in a safe place. If your mobile phone at any time lost you can use it again by entering the code or scan barcode that you save it.

Having a clean hard drive for back up and keeping it on a safe place is the best and that is correct that you should have 2fa in order to have another layer of security so you will not get in a high risk and you will not get a high chance of getting hacked with that 2fa. You can also have a strong layer of security if you will have a strong password which consists of letters, numbers and special characters.

That is better that you will have back up files , on your passwords and private keys and store them in a clean folder, that is to minimize the looses, of your private keys and you can recover it if you have back up and safety storage.

Yes, we really need to make frequent back ups of our passwords and other important things that needs to back up, not only in one device or place but maybe we need to make more back ups in other places to be more safe.

[btcjocan]

Good day, just want to share my experience,
I am using 2fa as my security in my emails and exchange accounts, so one day I nearly lost my phone and that phone holds majority of my pins, 2fa, etc. so I thought I lost all, luckily I found the phone. So now I'm thinking of buying an extra phone for backup. What else do you recommend for backup?

No need to buy a new phone just save a 2FA code or keep the barcode when you create it in a safe place. If your mobile phone at any time lost you can use it again by entering the code or scan barcode that you save it.

Having a clean hard drive for back up and keeping it on a safe place is the best and that is correct that you should have 2fa in order to have another layer of security so you will not get in a high risk and you will not get a high chance of getting hacked with that 2fa. You can also have a strong layer of security if you will have a strong password which consists of letters, numbers and special characters.

That is better that you will have back up files , on your passwords and private keys and store them in a clean folder, that is to minimize the looses, of your private keys and you can recover it if you have back up and safety storage.

Yes, we really need to make frequent back ups of our passwords and other important things that needs to back up, not only in one device or place but maybe we need to make more back ups in other places to be more safe.

It's up to you what kind of back up you make, but everyone of us need a back up of our privite things or important files. Just like we do bitcoin and it is most important that we most secure the privite key and make a back up for it.

[Apple Mac]

Good day, just want to share my experience,
I am using 2fa as my security in my emails and exchange accounts, so one day I nearly lost my phone and that phone holds majority of my pins, 2fa, etc. so I thought I lost all, luckily I found the phone. So now I'm thinking of buying an extra phone for backup. What else do you recommend for backup?

You should be, note taking is great. Personally speaking, I usually forget things big or small, then I came to the point that I should not commint to this kind of system so I make a schedule, so I can keep myself on track and I make a list of the things I shouldn't forget like addresses, passwords and even wallets and it is a good back up ,if you come to the point that you lost your gadget.

[Hinugh]

Agreed, I have an extra phone for gmail authenticator backup, also make sure to secure a pin code, you can use a paper or something and store in properly.

Back up is very advisable to save files in case of any emergency cases like you lost your phobe or someone stole it from you. You can have other phone or you can also save file to your laptop, hard drive or even flash drive. I personally  back up files on my flash drive with OTG so it easily back up my files on my phone.

[Hawkers7]

Good day, just want to share my experience,
I am using 2fa as my security in my emails and exchange accounts, so one day I nearly lost my phone and that phone holds majority of my pins, 2fa, etc. so I thought I lost all, luckily I found the phone. So now I'm thinking of buying an extra phone for backup. What else do you recommend for backup?

I recommend you to write down all the private information of yours and put it in the safest place you think no one can find out. Don't just put all personal and private informations in 1 gadget only. Make sure your money is not in one place only. You should divide it and place in different wallet. And the last thing is make sure you protect it in all cost.

[Koadharber]

Good day, just want to share my experience,
I am using 2fa as my security in my emails and exchange accounts, so one day I nearly lost my phone and that phone holds majority of my pins, 2fa, etc. so I thought I lost all, luckily I found the phone. So now I'm thinking of buying an extra phone for backup. What else do you recommend for backup?

That's a lesson learned for you that don't just put everything on a single phone, recovery phrases, seeds, private keys and of the same must be backed up.

Having an extra phone is a good idea and you can leave the other one at your home while bringing the other one.

Writing up those important words on a piece of paper is an easy, simple and cheap way of backing up.

Yes its an easy thing but people do still failed up to do such basic thing.We do only realize things when we already experience the loss funds. Back up would always be important because unexpected things do really happen along the way. I had similar experience when almost losing out my phone where it do have the sim card where you can able to open accounts by SMS verification.When it comes to wallet even putting up on a paper or USB would already do.

[hsyncl]

I'm postponing this job all the time, but it's really important. Tomorrow one day, if the phone is corrupted or not lost, there can be really many harmful positions. I have to neglect.

[Ctn]

Good day, just want to share my experience,
I am using 2fa as my security in my emails and exchange accounts, so one day I nearly lost my phone and that phone holds majority of my pins, 2fa, etc. so I thought I lost all, luckily I found the phone. So now I'm thinking of buying an extra phone for backup. What else do you recommend for backup?

I think they provide you with back up keys which you can use to recover your accounts if you lost your phone any time. They will also give you temporary keys 12-15 which you can store electronically or write down. These keys will always work regardless of synchronisation to open up your account and will ask you to change or upgrade the device to continue using the service of 2fa. I think they have lot of safety measures given already and you should follow them so that you wont get into trouble like this anytime.

[btchunter02]

Making back up in your important information is very important, make this as a hobbit because when ever you loss your source you still have the information needed, i suggest when you do back up, put in your disk top or laptop don't bring it anywhere just put it in your home if possible make another back up put it in your usb.

[cloudproject]

yeah backup is important you know, because we have a secure information data that we keep, if we lose it well just get ready for being crazy when lose all of your money

[beerlover]

If you have forgotten the information you just traded and do not have the backup feature, it is difficult for you to lose the data you need to know about important backups.

No way to recover the funds that has gone it's private keys, it's not only difficult but there's no chance of getting it again.

Getting back ups like what the recommendations here will suit someone that wants to be safe with his funds. Also don't mess with websites that are asking such important answers including your funds, leave those sites immediately.

Private keys are even totally different things here and for this reason I decided to print out my private keys and put them in a much secured environment while I also saved some on my email since it is the easiest to access at any point in time with maximum security on my mail.

With respect to the 2FA that the OP mentioned, I really do not expect that to be a problem since the like of Authy has a backup program inbuilt within the app itself and that makes it easy for anyone who ends up losing their device to retrieve the information present in the app back.

[semobo]

Good day, just want to share my experience,
I am using 2fa as my security in my emails and exchange accounts, so one day I nearly lost my phone and that phone holds majority of my pins, 2fa, etc. so I thought I lost all, luckily I found the phone. So now I'm thinking of buying an extra phone for backup. What else do you recommend for backup?

Having extra mobile is good but I don't think it is necessary if you have a computer, you can store all your pins and 2fa backup code there and if you want you can store it in a google drive but not recommended because if someone get that then they will take all your funds.

[Duogembrot]

yes you are right backups of personal data in the exchange and in the wallet to store the assets you have it is very good you better backup all and keep it in a safe place not to look others.

[DMCR lah]

Data backup is the activity of copying data that has been stored in a device to other storage media such as USB flash, external Hardisk, or cloud storage. Backing up data is arguably a very important activity that is often forgotten by many people.
And it seems all the data needs to be backed up, ranging from hosting data, computer data, contact phone data, and others. Everything needs to be backed up and you save the copy so that if something goes wrong, then you still have a copy.