03-09-2020 03:41 AM
I don't want to use 2 factor identification but I have a constant notification sitting there on my phone telling me to use it to protect my data and I cant get rid of or figure out how to disable it. I like to keep my notifications clear so i can tell at a glance if a new one poppped up and this is a constant low level annoyance.
Does anyone know how to get rid of the notification for 2 factor identification without signing up for 2 factor identification as I'm not doing that.
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03-09-2020 04:59 AM
I maybe wrong but this is a feature now being pushed by Samsung.
I accepted setting up the 2 step verification process and then chose to not use it on this device again when prompted @Senko
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03-09-2020 04:59 AM
I maybe wrong but this is a feature now being pushed by Samsung.
I accepted setting up the 2 step verification process and then chose to not use it on this device again when prompted @Senko
Daily Driver > Samsung Galaxy s²⁵ Ultra 512Gb ~ Titanium Black.
The advice I offer is my own and does not represent Samsung’s position.
I'm here to help. " This is the way. "
03-09-2020 09:17 AM - last edited 03-09-2020 09:17 AM
Thanks that worked. Not a fan of not being able to just clear a notification away.
22-09-2020 05:35 PM
I also got annoyed by this notification - especially as I could not remove it. And I don't use the Samsung services anyways. But then I thought maybe I set it up to get rid of it. But the user interface is kind of strange: I verified my phone number via code. But then I came back to the screen where the only button is "Set up two factor authentication". Ok, there is a back-arrow at the top but I'd rather expected a "Thank you ..." and "Dismiss" page. So I kept verifying my account - if they bother me - i bother them. But after 5 SMS I got the message that I have tried too many false codes and that I will be called instead. But the codes where all auto-inserted from the SMS. And I previously did not get any message that the code was wrong. So indeed I was called from South Korea. But I dismissed the call. Strange user experience!
12-10-2020 04:42 PM
i have the same problem... annoying as fck. Why is this "solved"? it's not solved, thats a workaround...
13-10-2020 06:20 AM
At least its not as bad as microsofts shell experience bar that seems to have developers deliberately trying to annoy the users (latest update made it so I have to kill it every time I touch projection settings not just once per session so I can actually use my computer) or domino's asking multiple times an order if I want to save my delivery details. At least this workaround kills the prompt for awhile.
26-10-2020 01:48 AM
I want to know too. Got a tablet I want to give to my mother. She doesn't have a mobile phone and I'm not using my number for it. If you're going to insist on 2fa then there needs to be an alternative to a mobile phone. Not everyone has one.
17-12-2020 04:05 PM
Same issue here. So I clicked to set up and once I got on the phone number verification screen I just backed out and hit the display apps and closed the app that way. Haha Samsung!! quick fix, but effective... for now...