How do I disable dual authentication on my LWS Panel?

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Introduction

Dual authentication (2FA) is an essential feature for strengthening the security of your online account. However, there may be situations where you wish to disable 2FA, whether because you are changing your authentication method or for other reasons. In this article, we'll walk you through the steps to disable 2FA on your LWS account. We'll also cover important considerations and best security practices to keep your account protected.

I. When should you disable dual authentication?

Disabling dual authentication may be necessary in certain situations. Here are some common reasons why you might consider disabling 2FA:

• You are using a new, more secure authentication method.
• You are experiencing problems accessing your account due to the lack of a specific authentication device.
• You have lost or damaged the authentication device previously used.
• You want to simplify the process of connecting to your account.

[tips_warning] It is important to note that deactivating the 2FA may reduce the security of your account, so make sure you assess the associated risks before taking this decision[/tips].

II. How do I disable dual authentication on my LWS Panel?

Step 1: Access your account security settings

To do this, go to your customer area and log in with dual authentication.

Click on your LWS login at the top right of the display screen and click on "Edit contact details" in the drop-down menu that appears.

Step 2: Deactivating the 2FA step by step

Next, at the bottom of the left-hand column, you can deactivate dual authentication by ticking "no".

Then click on "Save" to confirm the new settings.

Step 3: Confirm deactivation

Check the emails you have received at your contact email address. You should have received an email of this type:

In this email, you must click on the link to confirm that you wish to deactivate dual authentication.

You will then be automatically redirected to the following page:

Click on the "Confirm my request" button to definitively confirm the deactivation of 2FA dual authentication. If you have followed all of these steps correctly, a message will appear to confirm that you have deactivated dual authentication.

III. Important considerations when deactivating 2FA

Before deactivating dual authentication, consider the following:

• Think carefully about the implications of deactivating 2FA and make sure you understand the potential risks associated with this action.
• Make sure you have other security measures in place to protect your account, such as a strong, unique password.
• Follow good security practices recommended by LWS, such as regularly monitoring your account activity and using other available security features.

IV. Good security practices after deactivating 2FA

After deactivating 2FA, it is important to follow these good security practices to keep your account protected:

• Use a strong and unique password for your LWS account.
• Do not use the same password for several online accounts.
• Regularly monitor your account activity and report any suspicious activity to the LWS support team.

V. Conclusion

Disabling the dual authentication feature (2FA) on your LWS account may be necessary in some situations, but it's important to understand the implications and potential risks. In this article, we've explored the steps for disabling 2FA, as well as important considerations and good security practices to take into account after disabling. Make sure you make informed decisions about your account security and follow LWS's recommendations to keep your account safe.

[tips_more_info] If you would like to re-enable the 2FA dual authentication feature, you can do so at any time by following this documentation[/tips]