2. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA): Set up 2FA for your
Bitcoin exchange accounts and any other platforms that
involve your Bitcoin ID. This adds an extra layer of security by
requiring a second form of verification, usually through a
mobile app or SMS code, to access your account.
when using a mobile device with a sms 2FA, the exchange then has your phone number. which if requested by authorities they can then ping that number and see all of the locations it was spotted on the cellular network.
if you are seen each night to ping at a certain address they can learn that you live(sleep) there and so found out where you live
2FA and use of exchanges is the easiest way to get found especially if you use a mobile device
for those extra paranoid. never use phone in the same location and never have it turned on for more then the time to make a payment. and use a phone where you can remove the battery and simcard
(or dont use this security risk method the OP calls a security feature)
it is mandatory these days to submit your phone number to exchanges to continue using them especially binance. there is no escaping from authorities even if you have those fresh wallet all the time. in your suggestion, going places all the time just to login will be hard to do.
after the hardware issue recently where they tried sharing keys to 3rd party. its hard to trust.