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1) People lose these things like candy
2) you can't utilize things such as push authentications to a physical token
I would sooner jump into a volcano than try to deploy physical token 2FA again. I was on a first name basis with Fedex because we were shipping out lost RSA tokens CONSTANTLY to our national sales force.
Phone apps are cancer.
I'd even overpay for a specific Valve physical key (like Blizzard used to have) just to not have to use a phone.
The mobile authenticator IS a TOTP app.
And why bother using a physical one that has a non-recharge able battery (thus requires you to buy a new one), can get easily broken (thus need to buy a new one), and can get easily lost (thus need to buy a new one).
I'd say a phone app that is FREE is far better than something I would have to pay for to replace everytime I lose, break, or it's battery dies.
The physical keys are a blatant way to just take your money.