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Sorry, but to which question are you replying? I already have the 2 factor verification (with phone number) linked.

As mentioned earlier in this thread, the app developers (third party company) does this on our behalf.

If I knew, I would have not started this thread...

I am sorry, but I don't agree. I don't have and won't be able to update to iOS 13 with this iPhone 5... they stopped support for it a long time ago.

So.. I found an iPhone 5 and when I reached the Password & Security there is no Two-Factor Authentication button and I checked, I have iOS 10.3. Does this mean that the iPhone 5 is not compatible with 2fa?

Thank you all for your support. It seems that there is no way around it. I have already added the trusted phone number, on my Android phone and this doesn't help with the 2fa unfortunately. Will an MAC OS emulator work?

I agree... it shouldn't be complicated and, for developer accounts, it shouldn't be mandatory, in my opinion. And coming back to your quotes, Yes. my boss doesn't want to spend any dime and I have to resolve the issue somehow...

The app developers (third party company) does this on our behalf. So, not my problem

Well...I would like to avoid any type of cash since this is for work... and my boss doesn't want to spend any money, plus, I would need a MAC as well, if I read correctly.

You need an iphone iOS 10.3 or later.

Hello, I have a problem with Apple which forces me to activate the tow factor authentication (2FA) which in terms requires me to have an MAC and an iPhone in order for this to work. The story is that I have an Apple developer account which was needed in order to be able to publish an App on Apple Play store, a thing that was dealt with by a third party company. All went well, but this year, I was required to edit the admins that have access to the developer account and, after logging in, when clicking on my account, I get the message: Your Apple ID needs to be updated. Before you can continue, you’ll need to update the following information associated with your Apple ID I have read through the setup page: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204915 Two-factor Authentication Your Apple ID currently has two-step verification turned on, but two-factor authentication is required. After you turn on two-factor authentication, signing in to your developer account will require both your password and access to your trusted devices or trusted phone number. To learn more, see the support page. If you have any questions, contact us. I wrote to them on the contact link above and did not get any reply after 2 weeks. I can't find anywhere an option to avoid the 2FA or to make it on Android devices. Except for the obvious solution of buying a MAC and an iPhone, is there another way of resolving this? Looking forward to receiving suggestions.