> > Probably the best option is to turn on 2-factor auth for your Google > account > and set an application specific password. Then when you get home, revoke > it > and set a new one. > > I have been studying this option all yesterday :-) but I decided not to > use it because it is so cumbersome, so complicate that can be very > difficult to manage in case something goes wrong and you urgently need to > use one app that has not been authorized. To speak frankly, I got upset > because it seems something studied to launch nuclear missiles and not for > the average user.
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