How do I REMOVE this ECG and it's two step authorization ????
1. The ECG is not really that good.
2. The two step authorization every time I log in is a TOTAL annoyance
How do I REMOVE this ECG and it's two step authorization ????
1. The ECG is not really that good.
2. The two step authorization every time I log in is a TOTAL annoyance
Whatever the case, I have gone back to using my AWU, and have my Epix Pro 51mm up for sale on Facebook market place.
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Hi! Yep, I did it myself. Now I understand that this is because of regulations. However, I was not aware that it will be permanent 2FA. Probably it was written somewhere, but who really read all those…
Yes. While I was setting up my ECG, the screen for 2FA explained this was a permanent/irreversible choice ...
I have since learned, it is a governmental regulatory requirement.
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You can remove the 2-Step Verification process.
Did you follow the article given? Here is what shows on my own Garmin account:
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Here it is. Not possible to switch off.
Thank you for the screenshot. Did you by any chance add ECG to your watch and agree to the 2-Step Verification? (With the regulatory side of things, I suspect there is more to the story on why it is showing as permanent.)
If not ECG feature relations, how long have you had your Garmin account setup with 2-step verification?
Hi! Yep, I did it myself. Now I understand that this is because of regulations. However, I was not aware that it will be permanent 2FA. Probably it was written somewhere, but who really read all those texts.
I mean it would be nice to be able to switch it off somehow after it was enabled.
Might be something in this thread - https://forums.garmin.com/apps-software/mobile-apps-web/f/garmin-connect-web/321912/permanent-two-step-verification#pifragment-1286=5
Looks like a fix was provided a few months back but perhaps overlooked now.