Apparently they're called backup codes now. I could swear they used to be called airplane codes (because they're offline ig). It's just some randomly generated 8-digit codes.
MicrowavedTea
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The most annoying part is you may get this for a previous phone even if you have registered a new phone. If you really want to avoid Google's forced MFA the best way is to actually enable MFA and generate some airplane codes. Those can generally be used regardless of what Google asks at the time and you can store them offline or even memorize a couple. Probably not as secure but at least you won't get locked out.
In every device it's a photo I took and different from the wallpaper. They're both edited to match a color theme, usually grayscale+one more color (currently orange). The photos are usually of buildings, flowers or cats but right now I have a combo of a bicycle for lock screen and building for wallpaper.
Saw it as a nose at first. It's even cuter as a tongue
The free version of Spotify is really not worth it. Even Youtube music gives you a better experience.
As much as I love the idea, does it really take 28€ to ship a bottle of sauce across Europe?
Meta? Musk? There's definitely competition
Lol sé la canción pero no la letra. Por un momento pensé que esta era la original
Me pasó lo mismo. Nunca he roto un teléfono en mi vida. Me mudo y de repente rompo dos pantallas en unos meses. Es por el piso, lo juro
Do you get to choose it with a budget or they buy whatever cheap, uncomfortable thing was available? I'd much rather use my own equipment if I'm gonna be using it everyday.
Huh might depend on the specific rom. It's there on Sony along with pop up and multi window.
You should enable MFA yes. But it's definitely not reasonable to expect a forced half-assed version of MFA that keeps changing when you DON'T enable MFA. OP should have migrated the account before wiping the phone but this behavior was not caused by them.