@bestwallethacks: If you receive two-factor authentication messages you didn't generate, someone might be trying to access your account. Those messages typically only get created if you tried to log in from a new machine, so take them seriously and change your password. This is also true for notifications of new logins. If you can, use an authenticator app from a reputable company. Text messages are insecure; authenticator apps rotate codes to add another layer of security. Tell your friends, stay safe out there!

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amymccalman
Amy McCalman Kirby :
What about Okta?
2026-10-28 02:39:07
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darthsceptre
Darth Sceptre :
change email password ASAP. someone got into my email and got EVERYTHING, locked me out of Sony and Microsoft. took me 9 hours on my laptop to get everything back and locked down.
2026-10-29 11:22:29
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oooyukilee
ooo-Oyuki Lee khan01 :
Something not from google any suggestions?
2026-10-29 00:06:21
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goodie2000
Goodie Andy :
Extremely informative. I was wondering why my dad was getting 2FA codes without him requesting them
2026-10-28 16:18:24
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paul9999x
Texas Paul :
You can also change the email account that is used to log in but still keep the same email address
2026-10-28 22:57:51
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dont.tell.me.what56
don’t tell me what to do :
If you don’t have the old device; how you gonna log in without the app that isn’t on your new device?
2026-10-28 07:00:56
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jc3rna
JC3rna :
It does matter what you use, I would use the Microsoft authenticator but only as a passkeys. I would also ensure you have at least 1 other method registered the more the better. Last remove password.
2026-10-28 06:38:08
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calm.your.tiffs
calm.your.tiffs :
how can I easily set this up on Apple iPhone for my parents?
2026-10-27 21:05:06
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