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I align with this idea, in true second factor certain more critical accounts should have the second factor stored separately of the main secret. I believe less critical accounts should be ok to have the second factor stored in Proton but for more critical I would like to mark that I have 2FA elsewhere so I'm not notified on Pass Monitor but protected in any case. Maybe something as simple as an ignore feature on Pass Monitor for 2FA, or something more complete as a checkbox stating I use it but store it elsewhere.