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That's not how Google 2FA works; you seem to have misconfigured something. When you actually have 2FA on (like I do), you must enter your one-time code after e
by Nacraile 10y ago
That's not how Google 2FA works; you seem to have misconfigured something. When you actually have 2FA on (like I do), you must enter your one-time code after entering the correct password.
- kibwen 10y agoIf I've misconfigured something, then it's news to me as to how. I've received 2FA texts from Google before, so I know that it used to work as expected, and I haven't been in my account settings for over a year. If something on my account has changed, then it's been out from under my feet without my understanding as to how.