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Setting up 2FA now produces a recovery code (with instructions to save it). If you later sign in using that recovery code, it disables 2FA until you re-enable it, getting a new code in the process...
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#2: Post edited
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Monica Cellio
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2023-12-31T16:34:07Z (11 months ago)
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- Setting up 2FA now produces a recovery code (with instructions to save it). If you later sign in using that recovery code, it disables 2FA until you re-enable it, getting a new code in the process.
- Setting up 2FA now produces a recovery code (with instructions to save it). If you later sign in using that recovery code, it disables 2FA until you re-enable it, getting a new code in the process.
- If you were already using 2FA before we added recovery codes, you'll need to disable and re-enable it to get one. I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
#1: Initial revision
by
Monica Cellio
·
2023-12-04T03:57:07Z (12 months ago)
Setting up 2FA now produces a recovery code (with instructions to save it). If you later sign in using that recovery code, it disables 2FA until you re-enable it, getting a new code in the process.