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Comments provided were apposite and addressed the issue.
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Comments provided were apposite and addressed the issue.

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Hey guys,<br />
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I signed up to receive texts for a 2-step authorization process when someone tries to log in from an unknown device.<br />
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I got 3 texts to today that showed a nearby suburb and 'unknown device' with 3 attempts.<br />
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Is this accurate?
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Hey guys,

I signed up to receive texts for a 2-step authorization process when someone tries to log in from an unknown device.

I got 3 texts to today that showed a nearby suburb and 'unknown device' with 3 attempts.

Is this accurate?

Unknown Device - Yahoo Email

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Web Applications

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Cloud Services

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