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a) usually, when you set up 2fa you get a set of 'recovery codes' for this exact situation - do you not have those? b) usually, there's an option to authenticat
by oneeyedpigeon 5y ago
a) usually, when you set up 2fa you get a set of 'recovery codes' for this exact situation - do you not have those? b) usually, there's an option to authenticate via SMS or reset your 2FA via email - does Amazon not offer any alternative? Ultimately, though, you need to exercise care when setting up 2fa - make sure the device you use is one that you're going to have around for a while, or you have a decent way of migrating to a newer device if necessary.
- ed_balls 5y agoI didn't not set up 2FA, it was forced on me. The problem is that Amazon wants to send a notification, not a SMS or something else. I can't pick an alternative. If I don't have a smartphone i'm screwed. https://postimg.cc/LJ6KVgZr https://postimg.cc/LJ6KVgZr