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I lost my phone and I couldn't use my authenticator app, I can't use my account. What will I do?

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Sayeed Ahmed
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I lost my phone and I couldn't use my authenticator app, I can't use my account (when I want to sign in, it says to me to use authenticator app . But I lost my phone. I can steel access my mail. What will I do?

I lost my phone and I couldn't use my authenticator app, I can't use my account (when I want to sign in, it says to me to use authenticator app . But I lost my phone. I can steel access my mail. What will I do?
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WMagicModel
WMagicModel

Hi cocniaz5,

When creating the Authenticator, do you remember if you downloaded the recovery codes ?

Try searching your computer for Firefox Recovery Codes.txt

"If you don't remember saving your recovery code, check if your file was downloaded and saved with the filename <your_email> Firefox Recovery Codes.txt. "

Reference : What if I'm locked out of Two-Step Authentication? {link}

Sayeed Ahmed
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I lost my two-step authentication device, can’t find recovery codes and don’t have a logged-in device

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Quote: I lost my two-step authentication device, can’t find recovery codes and don’t have a logged-in device

You will have to create a new Firefox Account with another email address if you lost access to the authenticator app and possible recovery codes as written in the above linked article.