My current approach is having 2 copies of my Bitwarden recovery codes, each one in different physical locations. I told family members about the locations, so in the event I am unreachable (and most likely so will my 2FA device), they can still access my passwords.
Is there some flaw in this approach (besides requiring trust in the family members)?
Consider making sure to have multiple 2FA options.
I learnt the hard way this week that my recovery code for 2fa with github does not work. The second factor turned out to be the only available way for me to sign in and it looks like I've lost the account. Passwords be damned I guess.
In this case it's mildly annoying but it has forced me to reconsider that backups and instructions to access passwords are no longer sufficient.
Is there some flaw in this approach (besides requiring trust in the family members)?