@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!
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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ooo-Oyuki Lee khan01 :
Something not from google any suggestions?
2026-10-29 00:06:21
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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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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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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 :
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 :
how can I easily set this up on Apple iPhone for my parents?
2026-10-27 21:05:06
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