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On these pages you can find answers from Google Team:
https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/143031?hl=en&ref_topic=2665423
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMabEyrtPRg&t=2m13s
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Using two-step authentication with the Google Authenticator app is kind of like using an RSA key or other security token for logging in. It adds an additional layer of security to your account, augmenting the "something you know" portion (password) with a "something you have" (cellphone) option as well. It is not required, but the use of this code makes it ...
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What is the advantage of Google forcing me to keep me cellphone on, working and with me at all times
The point being if your password is stolen/compromised, there's an additional step required before it can be accessed by the attacker.
keep me cellphone on, working and with me at all times
when I don't have my phone and I'll want to login
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You can create multiple gmail or apps accounts for chrome. SO that when you want to access a different account, you simply click the icon on the top left corner and choose the account.
You can set that particular account to open specific tabs...
For example, my analytics is tied to my old gmail (long before apps), so when I open that chrome account, it ...
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If you're a Chrome user, there's an extension that automatically bypasses the splash called Straight to Google Analytics. It takes a second or so to redirect, but much better than clicking that Sign On link every time.
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