How to turn off Apple's two-factor authentication

There are two situations for turning off two-factor authentication:

The first: Remember the account password, and the trusted phone number can accept the verification code normally.

This situation is relatively simple. Just follow the above prompts to close it directly on the Apple ID account page.

Method/Step 2:

Enter from Apple’s official website, click Manage your Apple ID, then log in to your account and go to the account management page.

Click Edit on the far right side of the security column, and there will be Turn off two-factor authentication in the lower right corner

Method/Step 3:

After clicking to turn off two-factor authentication, it will A prompt box will pop up, click again to turn off two-factor authentication.

Method/Step 4:

You will then need to choose a new security question, just like a security question, to continue to protect your account security.

Confirm your date of birth again, add a rescue email, and click Continue to close it successfully.

Method/Step 3

Method/Step 1:

Second, you forget the password of the account, the trusted phone number cannot accept text messages, or the account is locked .

Open the Apple ID account page and click Forgot Apple ID or Password?

Method/Step 2:

Enter the account and verification code, click Continue. Next, you need to enter the trusted phone number of the account and continue.

Method/Step 3:

If you have changed your phone number or do not remember the phone number, click Don’t know.

Method/Step 4:

The next dialog box will pop up, click again to turn off two-factor authentication, and click to continue on the next interface.

Method/Step 5:

If you can successfully answer the following verification information, security questions, and date of birth, then you can set a new password. Two-factor authentication can be successfully turned off.