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I am attempting to login to my UNISA Microsoft Outlook account as the 2 factor authentication is linked to a cellphone number that I do not have access to. Any advice would be much appreciated
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I am unable to login to my UNISA Microsoft account as the 2 factor authentication is linked to a cellphone number that I do not use. Any advice would be much appreciated
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I'm trying to log in to my UNISA Microsoft Outlook account, but the two-factor authentication is connected to a phone number I no longer have access to. I'd appreciate any advice on how to resolve this issue.
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Good evening, I'm have the same issue. My phone was stolen and when I want to log into any one of the Unisa sites (email, mylife ) I cannot connect the Microsoft authenticator app because it requires me to sign in and use the authenticator app to verify ðŸ˜