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Use Google Voice or some other similar service that'll let you receive SMS via the web.
by gaveeno 13y ago
Use Google Voice or some other similar service that'll let you receive SMS via the web.
- obilgic 13y agoWow thanks for that. I have Google voice account for forever and never thought about this. Edit: This also connects every other account to my Google account, so I should only worry the Google account.
- jerf 13y agoBear in mind that if one login and password lets you get to both the password reset email and your SMS 2nd factor, you've turned two factor auth back into one factor auth. (So, then, turn two factor auth on your Google account...)
- obilgic 13y agoYou are definitely right, but even though other accounts 2nd factor auth can be passed via password reset email, that would require a login to my gmail, but my Google account also has a two factor auth. Edit: sorry for repeating you, I just show your footnote parentesis
- necubi 13y agoBe careful with that. A lot of automated SMS systems can't send to Google Voice.