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Lockwise/authenticator issue

Firefox Sekretess och säkerhet
dabmv svarade 3 år sedan
dabmv
dabmv

Lockwise on My iPhone 13 forgot my login and asked for a password for some reason. As I have turned on 2-step verification it asked for the code from Google Authenticator. However this code was not accepted and I had to use one of my recovery codes. Now I am logged in and would love to disable the 2-step verification, as it does not work, but there is no such option in the app.

Lockwise on My iPhone 13 forgot my login and asked for a password for some reason. As I have turned on 2-step verification it asked for the code from Google Authenticator. However this code was not accepted and I had to use one of my recovery codes. Now I am logged in and would love to disable the 2-step verification, as it does not work, but there is no such option in the app.

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cor-el
cor-el
  • Moderator

Note that Lockwise hasn't been supported for quite some time (December 13, 2021).

To disable 2FA for the Firefox account, you need to login to the accounts.firefox.com website and disable 2FA.

dabmv
dabmv Frågans ägare

Vald lösning

Thanks for your reply. Is there any "official" successor to it? It was quite handy to transfer passwords from my PC to my iPhone.

cor-el
cor-el
  • Moderator

On mobile devices like Android and iOS Firefox will now handle the logins synced from other (desktop) devices.

Did you read the section for iOS in this article ?

dabmv
dabmv Frågans ägare

Yes. It is easy for FF. But I use Safari on iPhone a lot and there are web based apps requesting logins etc., so through one app I have access to all such credentials (so something like KeePass, but fed from Firefox). But thanks anyway.