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• When you try to configure the authentication of two step my location appears as a bad place

  Hi, I'm trying to implement the authentication of two floors on all my devices, however when I do this I get a message on another device connected in iCloud saying that another device is trying to connect in icloud to a display location near London, I don't live in London but.

  Could someone help?

  I'm having the same problem! Having the two devices in front of me, but have the message saying that another device tries to log on to London? I also don't live anywhere near London, I recently updated my email ID well and it's the old e-mail ID that requires authentication?

  Sorry I can not help but hoping someone else has an answer us?

• How the process in two steps of authentication does not work if you are not in an area of cellular service

  Outside cellular service areas, IS those who know how the two step aunthicatuon process works in an iPhone 6, using the operating system iOS 9.3.4?  Would a being completely locked out of their iphone and apple services until they could find themselves in a cell service area? Or can it be accessed by a public wifi? Who beg to differ on whether or not it is beneficial to use when you travel?

  I did a little research to see if all Apple items shed light...

  See "How it works" in the Apple ID - Apple Support for two-factor authentication - a time that a device is approved, he'll never ask again unless you perform one or more of several things to "break the connection.

  If I were you, I would spend it TURNED off if you fear that one of these things could happen while you might not be able to obtain the code by SMS

  Frequently asked questions about the audit in two steps for Apple ID - Apple Support

  I'm confused as to why Apple would use two different expressions for what seems to be the same:

  • "Two -authentication"- and
  • "Two -step".

  The above two articles begin with a statement like: [underlining is unique, "BOLD" is synonymous with]

  "Two-factor authentication is just an extra layer of security of your ID Apple aiming to sure you are the only person who can access to your account, even if someone knows your password."

  «The two-step verification is an additional security feature for your Apple which designed to prevent anyone to access or use your account, same ID is they know your password.»

  Maybe someone with more experience can shed some light on your question and MY confusion?

• How can I configure on a second two-factor authentication apple that isn't an icloud but rather my itunes account account ID? Only, I seem to be able to use two steps on the second account.

  How can I configure on a second two-factor authentication apple that isn't an icloud but rather my itunes account account ID? Only, I seem to be able to use two steps on the second account.

  You can not. Two Apple factor authentication is a feature of iOS and OS X, based on your AppleID being associated with iCloud account to send and receive authentication 6-digit codes. An AppleID that is not associated with iCloud account cannot be used for 2-factor authentication.

  For Apple ID - Apple Support two-factor authentication

  You can set up validation in 2 steps (which is different) with any AppleID - see frequently asked questions about check in two steps for Apple ID - Apple Support

• Two-step vs. two-factor authentication verification

  I currently have the two-step verification enabled on my devices (iMac OS X 10.11.5, 6s and 9.3.2 iOS iPad iPhone), but I've recently learned that two-factor authentication is available.

  1. I don't see what the difference is; two factors is better than two steps and - if so - how?

  2. do I need to disable the two steps before moving on to two factors, if I decide to change?

  Thank you.

  cation-bumps-up-security-and-ease-of-use.html http://www.Macworld.com/article/2988668/Security/Apple-s-New-Two-Factor-authenti

  For Apple ID - Apple Support two-factor authentication

  Frequently asked questions about the audit in two steps for Apple ID - Apple Support

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• Two-step authentication is not available

  Hello

  I currently have the two-step verification turned on on my apple ID, even if Apple announced yesterday in a two-step authentication is available for accounts iCloud, my iCloud security settings do not show this as an option. Is it because I currently have two-step verification on?

  This is probably the cause. I improved on my iOS devices 10.11.4 yesterday and iOS 9.3 and none showed 2 authentication factors are available. I then connected to https://appleid.apple.com/ and off 2-verification step and disconnected. Then I have to go to the Apple menu > System Preferences > iCloud > Account Details > Security and it showed 2-factor authentication available and I put in place.

• How to change audit in two steps of two factor authentication

  Hello

  I already have the two-step verification implemented on all my devices (iPhone, iPad, MacBook). How to move to two-factor authentication? Even how to know he's ready for me?

  Thank you

  You do not change, this is an extra security measure not a replacement. You will first need to see if it is available.

  Availability of two factors in iOS authentication 9 and OS X El Capitan - Apple Support

• Two-step authentication

  I recently had to activate authentication two-step now I can't use some of my apps, when I click on the apps that it says I need a password app how to do this or get implemented?

  You can create passwords specific app to my Apple ID

• Two-factor authentication and mail

  When I activated two-factor authentication, it prevented my e-mail (outlook for mac) mac program to recover my emails from my account.  Does anyone know how to set up e-mail programs so that our mail from @me.com are available when 2-factor authentication is enabled?

  If you use two factors or of two steps on your Apple ID, password Apple ID no longer works with third-party e-mail applications. You must generate an app specific application-> passwords using app - specific Support from Apple.

• If I have two step verification, it will cover both itunes and apps?

  When I log on my account my computer Apple, it sends a verification code on my phone.  Going into it, I'm admitted.  My question is, (because I rarely use APPS and ITUNES, the same process will occur when I try to access the APPS and ITUNES service on my cell phone?  I want to assure this I love this additional security offered to me.

  Two-step verification not to happen when trying to access the iTunes Store or App Store from your iPhone.

  Frequently asked questions about the audit in two steps for Apple ID - Apple Support

  Your iPhone has its own protection security - your access code, you have to be logged in your Apple ID to settings > iTunes & App Stores.

• Why my phone was telling me my copy of windows and not authentic after two years? I tried a system restore but it did not help

  Why my phone was telling me my copy of windows and not authentic after two years?

  I tried a system restore but it did not help

  Hello

  1. Windows you receive not genuine error?
  2. Did you do any software or hardware changes on your computer before the show?
   
  Follow the below mentioned article:
  Genuine Windows: Frequently asked questions:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/help/genuine/FAQ

• want to two-step verification with a text sent to my cell phone... but I have the new phone number and microsoft doesn't have a number

  guess I have to change the profile to give Mike my new telephone number so two-step verification can take place... How can I do this?

  I suggest you Contact support

  Also see this article for more possible suggestions help solve your problem.

  Account issues are now handled ici

  Discover the codes & blocked accounts here

• Apple Watch to unlock some MacBook Pro Two Step

  I have two factor turned on, connected to the same user on all devices but still get the "two-factor authentication is necessary to allow your Apple Watch unlock your Mac" when I click "Allow your Apple Watch unlock your Mac" in security and privacy preferences.

  I signed on iCloud and back in, but still no luck... Any suggestions?

  Are you sure that you are using two-factor authorization and non two-step verification?

  Configure your devices to use two-factor authentication

  Two-factor for Apple ID authentication

• How to add a trusted device to the two-step verification

  I have setup two-step verification on my Apple ID and there two numbers in place for audits.

  I recently added an iPad to our devices and also restored two iPhones.

  During the installation process, I was able to add these devices secure, so they now get verification numbers sent outside the SMS system.

  Is there a way to add my MacBook Pro as a trusted device too? Currently, I can't get checks him via transfer of text from my iPhone if I send the check to one of the original phone numbers.

  Do the Web to manage Apple ID site:

  https://appleid.Apple.com/account/manage

  Operating instructions here:

  http://www.idownloadblog.com/2015/10/23/Add-remove-trusted-devices-Apple-ID-two-Facteur of authentication.

  Frequently asked questions about the audit in two steps for Apple ID - Apple Support

• Can I use with two-step verification account recovery?

  I was reading about how you can use regain access to your account with two-factor authentication.

  Regain access to your Apple ID with two factor authentication - Apple Support account recovery

  Given that two-factor authentication is not yet available for my account, I was looking for to put in place the two-step verification.

  Any type of account recovery is available for users of two-step verification?

  Or this option is available only for users of two-factor authentication?

  Want to add more security to my account, I would like firstly to determine what are the dining options.

  From my understanding, there is not a recovery option to account for users of two-step verification.

  If someone could confirm please would be great.

  "Recovery"?  What are exactly are you afraid to lose and need to recover?  Your password?  No, two-step verification can help.  The approach is quite different from two-factor authentication:

  Frequently asked questions about the audit in two steps for Apple ID - Apple Support