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Tips for Microsoft Two-Step Login

Get the App

Speed up your login experience by tapping an app notification, rather than entering a code.
Download the app for Android or iPhone/iPad, and follow the instructions to get started

 

Reduce Two-Step Login Requests - Remember Me

Check the box for "Don't ask again for 30 days" while logging in so you don't have to use two-step login every time. 
Only do this on devices you don't share with anyone. 

approving a sign in request and saying don't ask again for 30 daysAuthenticator Locked."
You do not need to unlock the Authenticator app after responding to a notification to finish logging in. 

Authenticator app showing Authenticator Locked screenturning off App Lock in authenticator app settings

For convenience, you may also turn off the App Lock feature:

  1. Tap the menu button in the upper left
  2. Tap Settings
  3. Turn off App Lock under Security. 

More information about App Lock