Enter your Office 365 email and password and click ‘Next’.

You can do this from any computer, it can be your work laptop, remote desktop, or home computer.

Enter the below website link on your computer web browser (ie.

Pay close attention to the instructions as they will tell you where to perform that step.

Please note, while we are setting up MFA to work on your phone, some of the below steps are performed on a computer, and not on your phone. Setting up MFA on your Mobile Phone is quick and easy, and once setup will only require you to select ‘Approve’ on a notification rather than entering a code like you might be used to with other MFA. Verifying your identity using a second factor such as your Mobile Phone prevents anyone but you from logging in, even if they know your password. OS Version: macOS version 10.15.MFA is a very important part of online security. Is there a way to get Microsoft 365 to work with 1Password for 2FA/etc/I'm not typing all of those acronyms again? Because they want me to use the Microsoft Authenticator app on my iPhone (the whole point of doing this is so they'll stop sending me my 2FA codes via SMS). I assume that this is Microsoft not following the same spec (or whatever) as all of the other sites out there that use Google Authenticator compatible services. I assume that I was supposed to deduce from the flashing 1Password-For-Mac QR code scanner that it meant 'Incompatible QR code' but it would have been a much nicer experience if it had just said that. So I tried it with my iPhone and scanned the QR code and it said “Incompatible QR Code”. I was finally able to get a QR code, but when I tried to scan it with the Mac app, the 4 corners just flashed (I think between blue and red). I tried to use 1Password on my Mac to enable Two-Factor/Multi-factor/One-Time Passwords/whatever on my Microsoft Office 365 account.

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