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The upcoming 2 factor authentication requirement is going to be problematic for us. It seems like we'll have to use email verification because we use shared iPads managed by a MDM (can't sign in with Apple ID to use passkeys). Email is problematic because sometimes the iPad is used by multiple people on a site during the same day, so the person using the device may not have immediate access to retrieve the code. Is there any way to exempt user IDs from the requirement or authenticate at the device level?

Is anyone else facing similar challenges? Thanks.

Our organization found that using an authenticator app is working for us. When you set the 2FA in https://myprofile.trimble.com and choose the Authenticator option - save the QR code image and share it to your team members. This QR code will generate the same code across multiple authenticators 

From a Trimble bulletin:

For shared accounts, we strongly recommend using an Authenticator App installed on the shared field controller itself. This allows any crew member using that specific device to generate a code locally without needing access to the central email account or a personal phone.

The upcoming 2 factor authentication requirement is going to be problematic for us. It seems like we'll have to use email verification because we use shared iPads managed by a MDM (can't sign in with Apple ID to use passkeys). Email is problematic because sometimes the iPad is used by multiple people on a site during the same day, so the person using the device may not have immediate access to retrieve the code. Is there any way to exempt user IDs from the requirement or authenticate at the device level?

Is anyone else facing similar challenges? Thanks.

The upcoming 2 factor authentication requirement is going to be problematic for us. It seems like we'll have to use email verification because we use shared iPads managed by a MDM (can't sign in with Apple ID to use passkeys). Email is problematic because sometimes the iPad is used by multiple people on a site during the same day, so the person using the device may not have immediate access to retrieve the code. Is there any way to exempt user IDs from the requirement or authenticate at the device level?

Is anyone else facing similar challenges? Thanks.

Can you use a Google athenicator app.  That is if you are using one log in account.  

The upcoming 2 factor authentication requirement is going to be problematic for us. It seems like we'll have to use email verification because we use shared iPads managed by a MDM (can't sign in with Apple ID to use passkeys). Email is problematic because sometimes the iPad is used by multiple people on a site during the same day, so the person using the device may not have immediate access to retrieve the code. Is there any way to exempt user IDs from the requirement or authenticate at the device level?

Is anyone else facing similar challenges? Thanks.