Hey there @Michael80!
When it comes to 2FA this type of issue is massively considered by MOST - but not all - developers, and you should have been provided with backup codes upon activation of 2FA - these backup codes will allow you the opportunity to use a permanent code to override the 2FA function. Without these codes you will likely find it extremely difficult to login without the use of your phone - I always advise people to have google authenticator copied to multiple devices or to transfer it before changing devices where possible.
I have had luck in the past where companies like GitHub have temporarily deactivated (Given a 3hr window for minimal vulnerability) 2FA on my account in the instance I have had issues with it - you can always attempt to contact Square by phone for help with this issue if you do not have access to backup codes.
It's also always a good idea to backup your backup codes to something like a private vault in a cloud like OneDrive to make the securely accessible on all your devices.
If anything in this post has helped you to come up with your solution, please mark the post as best answer - this will help others to find a solution to this issue if ever they are unfortunate enough to be in this position too!
(Also tagging in @isabelle as I believe she has a history of customer support at Square and may know something more than I do about how Square will be able to manage this situation safely and simply for you).
Hey there @Michael80!
When it comes to 2FA this type of issue is massively considered by MOST - but not all - developers, and you should have been provided with backup codes upon activation of 2FA - these backup codes will allow you the opportunity to use a permanent code to override the 2FA function. Without these codes you will likely find it extremely difficult to login without the use of your phone - I always advise people to have google authenticator copied to multiple devices or to transfer it before changing devices where possible.
I have had luck in the past where companies like GitHub have temporarily deactivated (Given a 3hr window for minimal vulnerability) 2FA on my account in the instance I have had issues with it - you can always attempt to contact Square by phone for help with this issue if you do not have access to backup codes.
It's also always a good idea to backup your backup codes to something like a private vault in a cloud like OneDrive to make the securely accessible on all your devices.
If anything in this post has helped you to come up with your solution, please mark the post as best answer - this will help others to find a solution to this issue if ever they are unfortunate enough to be in this position too!
(Also tagging in @isabelle as I believe she has a history of customer support at Square and may know something more than I do about how Square will be able to manage this situation safely and simply for you).
