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I'm using a Roger's number in India currently. Unfortunately, I've been using that number for most of my 2FA so essentially, I've been unable to access a lot o
by tr1ll10nb1ll 4y ago
I'm using a Roger's number in India currently.
Unfortunately, I've been using that number for most of my 2FA so essentially, I've been unable to access a lot of services because of this (ones where I didn't use Authy/Google Authenticator).
Lesson learnt: use a separate VoIP business phone number instead.
- bibstha 4y agoAre you using Wifi calling to receive 2FA? What would you change to?
- abrichr 4y agoSame here in the US. Which service will you port to?
- tr1ll10nb1ll 4y agoI'm just using OpenPhone now for services tied to my startup. At least, I'd be getting verification codes without having to worry about the service being down.
- bonestamp2 4y agoIsn't that susceptible to the same problem though? I mean, couldn't any service provider be down? I avoid SMS 2FA whenever possible, but sadly that's all some services offer.