How to fix two-factor authentication problems with apps that don’t use iCloud

Macworld
Oct 7, 2016, 8:00 am609 pts
I’ve heard some confusion and frustation from people who use calendar, contact, and email software that isn’t set up through iCloud, and they turned on Apple’s two-factor authentication (2FA). There’s an easy solution, but it requires a little planning and fuss to put it in place. The more modern 2FA system…

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