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Microsoft MFA Change: Text Message Verification Retiring February 1, 2027
Microsoft is retiring text-based multifactor authentication on February 1, 2027, and users must switch to a more secure method such as Microsoft Authenticator, passkeys, or a hardware token.
Retiring Text Messages (SMS) as a Valid Multi-factor Authentication Method
Background information on the retirement of text messages as a valid Multi-factor Authentication method.
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