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benpalmer7777
benpalmer7777

It's saying that a different phone than I'm using is changing my password. I may have had that phone before but I'm not changing it now with that phone. It keeps saying an android 14 has changed it but it's my account and I'm in using a different phone now. Could it be thinking I'm using a phone I had the sed in the past by mistake?

It's saying that a different phone than I'm using is changing my password. I may have had that phone before but I'm not changing it now with that phone. It keeps saying an android 14 has changed it but it's my account and I'm in using a different phone now. Could it be thinking I'm using a phone I had the sed in the past by mistake?

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markwarner22
markwarner22

Where on you account settings does it list your phone?

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benpalmer7777
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I was getting notices from Firefox that an Android14 was accessing my account and I do know if it's hacked or not.. it was saying the Android14 was changing my password but I'm not using an Android14.

markwarner22
markwarner22

Then you need to contact you provider to verify what is going on with your Mobile lines?