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Re: How can I stop my acct from forcing a password change

I read the whole thing. This is why I stressed that the only way to get this to stop is to use two factor authentication. If you don't want to set that up, this issue will persist.

Something that may help, but will take just as long to set up, is to create a new eMail address. That way, it's one that nobody should know so they wouldn't be trying to gain access to your account. That should work for a little while at least.

6 Replies

ZMcybsZM
5 years ago
well its happening on multiple accts. Reply should of just been you cant. End of story
EA_Aljo
Community Manager
5 years ago
@ZMcybsZM

You can't disable the notices, but you can stop them from happening. It takes only a minute, but if that's not something you want to do, this issue will persist.
ZMcybsZM
5 years ago
bro, I already have my cell set to 1 acct. Im sure you cant have the same cell on more then 1 acct. So it doesnt take a minute. It simply cant happen
EA_Aljo
Community Manager
5 years ago
@ZMcybsZM

There are different methods for two factor authentication. You can be sent text, you can use the google authenticator app (most secure method) or be sent an email. Without TFA, your account is going to be very susceptible to being hacked and you will continue to experience the notifications.
B4ngur4nus
5 years ago
Not going to keep going back and forth with this bs. I cant make you stop forcing password resets therefore I just have to deal.
EA_Aljo
Community Manager
5 years ago
@B4ngur4nus

Ok. If you change your mind and need some help with this, let us know. Take care and stay safe.