How to turn off two factor authentication?
How to turn off two factor authentication?
How to turn off two factor authentication?
Guidance is provided here:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204915
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No you can’t.
When asked to describe your issue, you did.
I gave you a solution to that issue.
Now it seems you just wish to be angry.
Best of luck to yiu.
Is this still the policy, that once you've tried two-factor authentication you're stuck with that forever? I need to know before my next hardware purchase as that's an absolute deal-breaker.
You have 14 days to change your mind. Use the link in the "Apple Recommended" post for more information.
You are not forced to enable Two Factor authentication. But if you do you have 14 days to turn it off before it becomes permanent. If you buy new hardware just don't turn it on.
My friend... this conversation is some 65 pages, and my answer to you has been stated numerous times.
Including twice earlier today directly to you, in answer to your hidden/veiled question..
KaeB2009 wrote:
I want to turn off two-factor authentications but it won’t let me.
That's correct. You can't turn it off.
yes it can be turned off i done it ! i would tell everyone how too do it , but everytime i post it admin deletes it !!!!!! so i dont know how i could help you all !!!!
ABSOLUTELY AGREE. I HATE 2 factor authentication. I travel overseas and DO NOT take a phone, ONLY MY IPAD so TFA WILL NOT WORK FOR EITHER. GLAD you found your phone.
If i do NOT travel overseas with a phone then HOW would two factor work for me for my ipad? WE SHOUKD NOT BE FORCED to use two factor authentication
I AGREE with the-wolf
Thanks; so that is the same info I had looked at before.
babowa wrote:
Thanks; so that is the same info I had looked at before.
It would be possible to manage 2FA without an iPhone or SMS capable device, but not ideal for sure.
i don’t have any issues with 2FA.. So I’ve been hanging around to see if I could learn more. This was really helpful. It explains quite a bit.
Thanks
Cool! Thank you for that post, and you’re welcome. As much as this thread has gone off the rails, it’s great if some people at least get something useful from it.
That's good. And you are correct - most people do not think about it at all.
How to turn off two factor authentication?