2FA requirement

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Jack Squat 83
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I agree that verification is important these days and glad you did it. There are times I have issues getting on my email so I just don't get on TA.

Is there any chance you guys could send the code to our phones like basically everyone else does? Was there a reason to go the email route?

Thank you.
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gman4455
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Using SMS for 2FA is no longer considered secure, so we chose not to implement it.

Highly recommend setting up passkeys. Usually, we prompt to save one after logging in. You can also manage them here: https://texags.com/account/passkeys. Logging in with a passkey means you don't need an email code. They are considered very secure.

You can save passkeys per device that you use, or you can save them to a password manager. The nice thing about passkeys is you don't even have to type in your username if they are saved on-device/on a password manager. You just click "Log In" and it immediately prompts to use your saved passkey.

Alternatively, you could just save a passkey on your phone, and then after entering your username on your desktop, there's a passkey popup and you can click the "scan qr code" option, which lets you scan and use your passkey on your phone to log in on your desktop. This would be a similar enough flow to an SMS code sent to your phone.
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