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Authenticator app
I have a Legacy Pay as You Go prepaid plan. How do I add Google Authenticator as my 2FA verification method? I’m unable to find anything about this in “My Account.”
- syaoranTransmission Titan
You can't. Google Authenticator is not an option to use for logging in to your T-Mobile account.
- brianjmNetwork Novice
syaoran wrote:
You can't. Google Authenticator is not an option to use for logging in to your T-Mobile account.
That has to be completely untrue. My Google Authenticator has a entry for My T-Mobile. That would only be there if T-Mobile allowed me to set that up. I wouldn’t have just added that out of thin air.
That said, I am observing now, that I am no longer being given the option for Google Authenticator 2FA and only given the option for SMS.
So what happened to the Google Authenticator option?
- Anonymous
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