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When I go to appleid.apple.com it doesn't show any option to disable it.
I read online that if I enabled it more than 2 weeks ago, I can't disable it. (I enabled two factor authentication more than 2 weeks ago).
If I want to open icloud.com top upload my work from my school when I don't have my iPhone, I can't do it.
Please help I need to disable it.
That is correct, since it has been more than two weeks you can no longer disable two-factor authentication.
Two-factor is a good thing to protect your account, but in your situation (trying to connect from work or school computers) if these are shared computers then you won't be able to use the www.icloud.com website.
There is one possibility though: If your work computer is exclusively your computer or at least you have your own account and can install software on it then you can install "iCloud for Windows" and if you can have your iPhone with you once (or have a family member read you the code when you're at work if you're never allowed to bring your phone to your workplace) and can setup that iCloud for Windows app (https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204283) and install it then you would have access to your iCloud content using that app.
That is correct, since it has been more than two weeks you can no longer disable two-factor authentication.
Two-factor is a good thing to protect your account, but in your situation (trying to connect from work or school computers) if these are shared computers then you won't be able to use the www.icloud.com website.
There is one possibility though: If your work computer is exclusively your computer or at least you have your own account and can install software on it then you can install "iCloud for Windows" and if you can have your iPhone with you once (or have a family member read you the code when you're at work if you're never allowed to bring your phone to your workplace) and can setup that iCloud for Windows app (https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204283) and install it then you would have access to your iCloud content using that app.
Thank you for you response, I donât have my separate user account on that PC.
I can do that I create another apple ID and then not enabling two factor authentication on the new one.
yeah but I need to transfer by data on iCloud and all. Just asked if I can avoid that.
still thank you âșïž
regards
Disabling two-factor authentication
