From: V@nguard.LH   
      
   Chris Green wrote:   
      
   > Andy Burns wrote:   
   >>   
   >> VanguardLH wrote:   
   >>   
   >>> I try to get logged in, get interrupted with the 2FA crap, have to   
   >>> keep the text while I enter it to make sure I not only enter the   
   >>> code but verify what I entered is what is in the text, complete the   
   >>> login, and then proceed to use the website where I logged in.   
   >>   
   >> It's one of those times where I'm half tempted to install the Win11   
   >> Phone Link app, I think it can copy messages from the phone across to   
   >> the PC, so they can be paste, rather than re-typed? But then I remember   
   >> it needs an MSA and I decide against it ...   
   >>   
   > I simply have a cellphone/mobile number which is actually a VOIP   
   > number and all SMS messages sent to it are forwarded to my E-Mail.   
      
   My Google Voice (GV) phone number is registered in my accounts. That's   
   to where the 2FA crap gets sent. I configured GV to forward copies of   
   texts to my e-mail account. I get 2 messages: 1 as text, and 1 as   
   e-mail. That way, I can see the text on the phone WHEN it is with me,   
   or I can read the e-mail on my desktop PC. However, texts show up much   
   faster on my phone than waiting for e-mail to arrive into my account,   
   and an e-mail client to poll the account to notify me of the new e-mail,   
   and opening the e-mail. E-mails are sorted in LIFO (newest to oldest)   
   order. Very easy to switch sort order in an e-mail client. Not an   
   option in the Messages app.   
      
   > It's then very simple to cut and paste the number to the 2FA field,   
   > usually on my laptop where I do virtually all of my on-line and   
   > browser based transactions.   
      
   Copy sometimes will include a trailing space character, because the   
   server added it. Then I paste the copied string into the web form   
   waiting for the code, and it bitches it is the wrong code. I have to   
   paste, and check for a trailing space to delete it. Some web forms   
   automatically strip trailing whitespace. Some don't.   
      
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