When I check my texts online from my laptop or tablet using Messaging+, I receive a text message on my phone from Verizon that my messages are being viewed from a different browser. Is there a way that I can turn off this text notification? Since I'm the one accessing my messages from the laptop or tablet, I already know this, and don't need a notification every time.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide!
I can understand that message getting annoying when you know you're accessing your messages yourself, xmom36. But I assure you the text notification is set there for a good reason - your privacy. There isn’t a way to disable the text when you’re accessing from a new browser just in case it isn’t you that’s gotten the access. It will send it each time a new IP address accesses the account to give you a heads up to log in and change your password if it wasn’t you.
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Unfortunately the above comment about a new IP is incorrect.
No issues and text messages when I log in from Windows to send a text message via the web browser despite deleting cookies after the session.
However everytime I login from my Linux desktop, I receive a text notifying me of a new login despite coming from the same IP address. And yes, I delete cookies on the Linux desktop like I do on Windows.
In my case, apparently Verizon has bias against Linux systems. 😞
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