OneClick - Tasks - Accounts/Solvers - Account Tools - Enable 2FA / Disable 2FA / Remove Security Keys

Introduction

OneClick includes many Tools that allow you to manage 2FA on your selected accounts quickly and without a phone number. This will save you lots of time when managing your accounts.

Setup & Recommendations

• Before enabling 2FA, you must add accounts to OneClick. After adding the accounts, you can use Account Tools.
• We recommend farming your accounts for at least a week and for them to be at least a year old before using Account Tools on them.
• The Enable 2FA Tool will add 2FA to your account via Authenticator/TOTP. The Enable 2FA Tool does not require any phone numbers.
• The Disable 2FA Tool will remove every 2FA Authenticator/TOTP from your account. It will not remove other forms of 2FA, such as security keys, SMS, or email.
• The Remove Security Keys Tool will remove all security keys from your account. You should only use this if the Enable 2FA Tool fails and a security key is still on your account.

Enable 2FA

1. Navigate to the Accounts/Solvers section in OneClick under Tasks. This section has an icon that looks like a play button titled Accounts/Solvers.

2. Select the accounts on which you want to use the Enable 2FA Tool, then click the Tools button. Select the Enable 2FA Tool and click the Start button.

3. The Account Verification Options dialog will appear. The general tab displays some information related to the dialog.

4. You can select Mail Credentials to use for account recovery. OneClick will use your mail credentials if Google asks you to verify a code to your recovery email. If you configure this dialog, OneClick will automate this process.

• You must create a Mail Task Template in Inbox and add your Inbox API key to OneClick > Settings > Inbox Service. You can find your Inbox API key in Settings > Tasks. Follow the guide below to create a Mail Task Template.
• You must add your mail credentials that receive your recovery email codes to Inbox, and then to the Mail Task Template. Click here to learn how to add your mail credentials to Inbox.
• To use Inbox Mail, follow this guide to configure a Mail Task Template.

5. You can configure the Mail Timeout in Minutes Override field to configure the default timeout for waiting for OTP codes.

6. You can select SMS credentials to use for account recovery. OneClick will use your SMS credentials if Google asks for a one-time SMS code when changing your recovery email.

• If you want to use Local SMS, follow this guide to add your SMS credentials.
• If you want to use Inbox SMS, follow this guide to create an SMS Task Template.

7. After configuring the dialog, click the Next button.

8. Once you have finished configuring the dialog, click the Next button. The Enable 2FA dialog will appear. If you want to proceed, click the Yes button.

9. Once the job is completed, the Action Log will reflect whether it was successful. If any accounts run into errors, the Action Log will reflect the error, and the Status will provide some information on the issue. 

Disable 2FA

1. Navigate to the Accounts/Solvers section in OneClick under Tasks. This section has an icon that looks like a play button titled Accounts/Solvers.

2. Select the accounts on which you want to use the Disable 2FA Tool, then click the Tools button. Select the Disable 2FA Tool and click the Start button.

3. The Account Verification Options dialog will appear. The general tab displays some information related to the dialog.

4. You can select Mail Credentials to use for account recovery. OneClick will use your mail credentials if Google asks you to verify a code to your recovery email. If you configure this dialog, OneClick will automate this process.

• You must create a Mail Task Template in Inbox and add your Inbox API key to OneClick > Settings > Inbox Service. You can find your Inbox API key in Settings > Tasks. Follow the guide below to create a Mail Task Template.
• You must add your mail credentials that receive your recovery email codes to Inbox, and then to the Mail Task Template. Click here to learn how to add your mail credentials to Inbox.
• To use Inbox Mail, follow this guide to configure a Mail Task Template.

5. You can configure the Mail Timeout in Minutes Override field to configure the default timeout for waiting for OTP codes.

6. You can select SMS credentials to use for account recovery. OneClick will use your SMS credentials if Google asks for a one-time SMS code when changing your recovery email.

• If you want to use Local SMS, follow this guide to add your SMS credentials.
• If you want to use Inbox SMS, follow this guide to create an SMS Task Template.

7. After configuring the dialog, click the Next button.

8. The Disable 2FA dialog will appear. If you want to proceed, click the Yes button.

9. Once the job is completed, the Action Log will reflect whether it was successful. If any accounts run into errors, the Action Log will reflect the error, and the Status will provide some information on the issue.

Remove Security Keys

1. Navigate to the Accounts/Solvers section in OneClick under Tasks. This section has an icon that looks like a play button titled Accounts/Solvers.

2. Select the accounts from which you want to remove security keys, then click the Tools button. Select the Remove Security Key Tool and click the Start button.

3. The Account Verification Options dialog will appear. The general tab displays some information related to the dialog.

4. You can select Mail Credentials to use for account recovery. OneClick will use your mail credentials if Google asks you to verify a code to your recovery email. If you configure this dialog, OneClick will automate this process.

• You must create a Mail Task Template in Inbox and add your Inbox API key to OneClick > Settings > Inbox Service. You can find your Inbox API key in Settings > Tasks. Follow the guide below to create a Mail Task Template.
• You must add your mail credentials that receive your recovery email codes to Inbox, and then to the Mail Task Template. Click here to learn how to add your mail credentials to Inbox.
• To use Inbox Mail, follow this guide to configure a Mail Task Template.

5. You can configure the Mail Timeout in Minutes Override field to configure the default timeout for waiting for OTP codes.

6. You can select SMS credentials to use for account recovery. OneClick will use your SMS credentials if Google asks for a one-time SMS code when changing your recovery email.

• If you want to use Local SMS, follow this guide to add your SMS credentials.
• If you want to use Inbox SMS, follow this guide to create an SMS Task Template.

7. After configuring the dialog, click the Next button.

8. The Remove Security Keys dialog will appear. If you want to proceed, click the Yes button.

9. Once the job is completed, the Action Log will reflect whether it was successful. If any accounts run into errors, the Action Log will reflect the error, and the Status will provide some information on the issue.