Follow this instruction to remove two-factor authentication from your cPanel account.
1. Log in to your cPanel account.
2. In the Security section, click on Two-Factor Authentication.
3. Click on Remove Two-Factor Authentication.
4. For confirmation, click on Remove.
It should show a message such as Success: The system removed the two-factor authentication from your account.
Let’s move on to a detailed explanation for better understanding:
here’s a clear and concise guide on how to disable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on your cPanel account:
⦁ Log in to cPanel: Visit the login page of your cPanel account and enter your credentials to log in.
⦁ Access Two-Factor Authentication Settings: Once logged in, navigate to the “Security” section. Look for an option related to “Two-Factor Authentication” or “2FA.”
⦁ Disable 2FA: In the Two-Factor Authentication settings, you should see an option to disable or turn off 2FA. Click on it.
⦁ Confirm Action: You may be asked to confirm that you want to disable 2FA. This could involve entering your password again or providing another form of authentication.
⦁ Disable 2FA: Once confirmed, the Two-Factor Authentication on your cPanel account will be disabled.
⦁ Verify: It’s a good practice to verify that 2FA has indeed been turned off. Try logging out and then logging back in to your cPanel account to ensure that you can access it without being prompted for a second form of authentication.
⦁ Update Security Settings (Optional): If you no longer wish to use 2FA, consider reviewing and updating other security settings in your cPanel account to ensure your account remains secure.
Remember, while disabling 2FA may make logging in more convenient, it also reduces the level of security for your account. Make sure to weigh the risks and benefits before making this change.
