badsip.blogg.se - Where my phone

I lost like 3 hours to find it, although it was fun and worth of satisfaction :P But please seriously don't do it again to me.The millions of dots on the map trace highways, side streets and bike trails - each one following the path of an anonymous cellphone user. like seriously Microsoft? It's so crucial feature, and I was able to get there after of labyrinth of old front-ends and only by accident? Why can't you delete phones in where they are listed, but do not have the damn 'delete' button? or somewhere in Azure AD?

and FINALLY you are on the page where you can manage old authenticator devices.And then clicked "Additional security verification".it took me to the old windows azure active directory page ( ).

it took me to the "old" page for changing password (/ChangePassword.aspx).I was able to get there entirely by accident!

Here is direct link for deleting old authenticator devices: Please remember to " Accept Answer" if any answer/reply helped, so that others in the community facing similar issues can easily find the solution. Thank you for your time and patience throughout this issue. If you have any other questions, please let me know. Go to the two-step verification area of either your MyApps page or your organization's custom portal to turn off verification for your old device.

To remove the app from a device using a work or school Microsoft account.

Go to the two-step verification area of your Account Security page and choose to turn off verification for your old device.

To remove the app from a device using a personal Microsoft account.

You must both delete the app from your old device AND tell Microsoft or your organization to forget and unregister the old device. Even deleting the app from your old device isn't enough. Adding Authenticator to your new device doesn't automatically remove the app from your old device.