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Showing Original Post only (View all)Good free email? [View all]
I like to get my ducks lined up way ahead of time, so here goes.
Got a notice from Gmail this morning that starting Dec 8 they'll go to two-step authentication. "Watch your cell phone for a code after you enter your password." Didn't say anything about it being an option. So, if it turns out it's not an option, I'm going to drop Gmail.
So I'm shopping around for ideas. I already use Outlook for a volunteer org I belong to, so that's a possibility. But I'd appreciate any leads.
Thanks.
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I don't even bother having a cellphone because we have such crappy reception where I live
eShirl
Dec 2021
#2
After setting up two-step verification on your computer, you can choose not to use it again on that
Celerity
Dec 2021
#10
a land line will not work, btw, as it cannot receive a text message for the code
Celerity
Dec 2021
#11
ah, oki, good (and technically I did say text message, lol, but was wrong on a LL not working)
Celerity
Dec 2021
#22
If you're not using 2FA on every account of importance, you're making a serious mistake.
PTWB
Dec 2021
#30
You can save your password in gmail so far. You internet provider should have a free email too.
Demsrule86
Dec 2021
#36