If you’re in a pinch and you want to get the code via SMS, you will have to add your iPhone as a trusted device which will require a verification code to complete.
To that effect, you shouldn’t remove your iPhone from the list of trusted devices that you can receive the verification code on. What this means is that this particular mode of getting the verification code is limited to an iPhone.
The SMS code option doesn’t have an iMessage alternative. From the iPhone Text Message settings, locate the name of the Mac you want to enable send/receive SMS Text Message support for and toggle the switch next to the Mac name to. From the iPhone, open Settings app, go to Messages and then go to Text Message Forwarding. new message, 217218 dealing with junk e-mail, 213214 forwarding messages. The message is sent as an SMS over your carrier’s network and not iMessages. From the Mac, open the Messages app if you haven’t done so already. Mac alphabetized as Mac dot syntax, Objective-C, 509 DotMac Kit framework. In the even that you don’t receive the verification code needed to sign into a device, you can instead opt to have the code sent to you via SMS. If you’re only signed into the App Store or iMessages, it isn’t enough. It must be the account that Find My Phone is linked to. The iPhone you want to get the Apple verification code on must have your account signed in in the Settings app. Being signed into the Mac App Store app or iTunes isn’t enough. If you’re on a Mac, you must be connected to the internet via a WiFi network in order for Find My Mac to workįor a Mac, you must be signed into iCloud via the System Preferences.For most users, this is their iPhone however that doesn’t mean you can’t get the Apple verification code on a Mac.įor any device that you want to get the Apple verification code on, ensure that When you enable two factor authentication for your Apple ID, it sets the device you enabled it on as the trusted device that all future verification codes will be sent to. To get the Apple verification code on a device there’s one small, undocumented step that you need to do enable Find my Phone/Mac. What you cannot do is receive an verification code on these devices. If you have two factor authentication enabled these devices are devices you can log into without needing to verify your account with the verification code. You will find a list of trusted devices on the Apple ID screen. If you have an iPhone, you can view all your current trusted devices by going to the Settings app and tapping your ID at the top. When you sign in to your Apple ID on iTunes, the device you sign into is automatically added as a trusted device.
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