I’ve been reviewing my account security for banks, credit cards, etc. and my computer.
I’ve updated passwords and security questions, and have 2FA where it is available.
I also got Yubiko security keys for my financial accounts.
My question is how to better secure my phone and my google account on my phone.
I have a lockscreen code (and fingerprint), but that’s it. If the phone reboots, it requires the code and won’t take the fingerprint.
Once in my phone, the Google account is available (Gmail, Google voice, etc).
From what I’ve read, the only way to “sign out” of the Google account on a phone is to delete the account, then re-install it when needed. That sounds kind of ridiculous. Even on my computer/tablet, I can log out/log back in to Google, but not on my phone.
I feel like the weak link in the 2FA chain is the phone and OTP. If my phone is somehow hacked/opened/sim-swapped, that’s it.
Is there a better way to secure my phone and the Google account on it?
Thanks!