Apple Answers Two-Factor Authentication Questions Raised by Developers

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By John VoorheesFeb 20, 2019, 4:43 pm828 pts
A week ago, Apple sent an email to developers announcing that it would require two-factor authentication for all developer accounts beginning February 27, 2019. The message linked to an Apple two-factor authentication support page that applies to all Apple IDs. The trouble was, the support page didn’t answer…

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