In these enlightened times of perpetual password breaches, it’s certainly a good idea. And you no longer have to remember or answer those silly security questions. However, it does translate to a responsibility for you to ensure you have access to a device that can be reached for the second factor, including any device that receives Find My iPhone messages or SMS messages. This is how I have it set up, with my home and mobile numbers over SMS. You can also generate and keep a last-resort rescue code.
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