Why can't I turn off the horrible Two-Step Verification?

croderique wrote:

Why can't I turn off the horrible Two-Step Verification?

Because you passed the 14 days allowance from activate date to turn it off.

When one signed up for 2FA with Apple - there was a Disclaimer expressly mentioning the Terms and Conditions where in 14 Day Deactivation was disclosed. But one would have to take the time to read this and is appears it was not read. Do not blame Apple for this.

You can let Apple know what "should be" here: Feedback - macOS - Apple

croderique wrote:

Nice try with the insult. No bank I use or email or Adobe REQUIRE two-step verification.

Adobe why would they require it..

You can use the contact support link and voice your opinion with whomever receives your call.

croderique wrote:

Only a lawyer reads page after page of legalese. For the rest of us common folk there should be a way to disable this feature. Probably only a few lines of code.

To be proactive you can submit your Apple Feedback http://www.apple.com/feedback

croderique wrote:

That is the most stupid rule Apple as instituted. Big Brother is watching out for us!

You must be a minor, because most if not all financial institution requires 2 factor authentication.

Even email providers are requiring app specific password to access their accounts.