Help/Support Disable 2FA

Oguzales · February 14, 2019

Hey, has someone the same issue who cant disable the 2FA? Tried at Apple Homepage but cannot find the button to disable it.

got someone a Solution?

Aerys · February 22, 2019

On 2/14/2019 at 3:50 PM, Oguzales said:

Hey, has someone the same issue who cant disable the 2FA? Tried at Apple Homepage but cannot find the button to disable it.

got someone a Solution?

1) Open any web browser on any computer and go to appleid.apple.com
2) Log in to the Apple ID you want to disable two factor authentication for, you may need to use two factor auth to gain access to the account
3) Go to the “Security” section of account settings and choose “Edit”
4) Locate the “Two-Factor Authentication” section where it says the feature is ON, and click the link to “Turn Off Two-Factor Authentication”
Turn off two-factor authentication for Apple ID

5) Create new security questions to assign to the Apple ID, these are used in place of two-factor auth codes
6) When finished disabling two-factor auth you can log out of the Apple ID management website
Once two-factor authentication is disabled, you can log in to Apple ID from anywhere, whether on the web, iOS, iPhone, iPad, Mac, anywhere, with only a password again, you won’t need to double authenticate with a trusted device code.

Whether or not to use two-factor authentication is largely a matter of personal preference, there is no right or wrong answer here. Remember, you can always turn on two-factor auth for Apple ID again if you decide to use the service again at a later date. Either way, be sure to use a strong password.

Updated February 22, 2019 by Aerys

Oguzales · February 23, 2019

tried it already but there is no button to disable it

inovw8 · February 24, 2019

You can't. You have two weeks to turn it off (click link in email) or it is on forever.

https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT204915

When you enroll in two-factor authentication, we keep your old security questions on file for two weeks in case you need to return your account to its previous security settings. After that, they're deleted.