How do you enter a phone number that is contacted for two-step verification? I don't see anyplace to enter it and Truekey didn't ask.
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Hi, I figured out the problem
. I am working with a Chromebook and an iPhone. When trying to change my password I had to do two-step verification. I chose my iPhone as the device of choice for verification. After sending a message to my phone Truekey said to swipe my phone to verify. I swiped here and there on the phone, nothing worked. I repeated the process, nothing worked. So I thought Truekey had a wrong phone number for me and wanted to see what number was on file and how to correct it. Hence my question to you. What I found out later was that I had to start and log into Truekey on my iPhone and then within that app got the message to swipe to verify. I hadn't opened Truekey on my phone (using the same account) and that is why swiping didn't work. It makes sense now but Truekey could have helped by saying "Open Truekey on your phone and swipe to verify". All the message said was "swipe your phone to verify." Please make the instructions more clear for us dumbheads. When doing the two-step with Google they say to " Open Gmail to verify." When you open it asks if it is you doing the change and if yes, you are verified.
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Hi There,
I would need to know a few things in order to answer this and know if this is supported by True Key.
First what is the device you are using this on, iOS or Android.
Also, how many credential fields are there and if you can send me a screenshot of the empty credential fields is even better.
Thanks,
Marc D.
Hi, I figured out the problem
. I am working with a Chromebook and an iPhone. When trying to change my password I had to do two-step verification. I chose my iPhone as the device of choice for verification. After sending a message to my phone Truekey said to swipe my phone to verify. I swiped here and there on the phone, nothing worked. I repeated the process, nothing worked. So I thought Truekey had a wrong phone number for me and wanted to see what number was on file and how to correct it. Hence my question to you. What I found out later was that I had to start and log into Truekey on my iPhone and then within that app got the message to swipe to verify. I hadn't opened Truekey on my phone (using the same account) and that is why swiping didn't work. It makes sense now but Truekey could have helped by saying "Open Truekey on your phone and swipe to verify". All the message said was "swipe your phone to verify." Please make the instructions more clear for us dumbheads. When doing the two-step with Google they say to " Open Gmail to verify." When you open it asks if it is you doing the change and if yes, you are verified.
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