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Can I Turn Off Two Factor Authentication (2FA)?

September 22, 2025 | By: PhotoBiz Knowledge Base

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How To Use Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) in PhotoBiz

PhotoBiz includes two-factor authentication (2FA) to enhance the security of your account and protect your data. This helps safeguard access to your ecommerce, invoicing, client galleries, email marketing, website builder, and client information.

You can choose to receive your 2FA code by text message or email. To make future logins easier, you can trust up to three devices so you don’t have to enter a code every time.

PRO TIP!

If multiple people need access to your PhotoBiz account, create individual user accounts instead of sharing one login. This allows you to assign custom permissions and keep your login credentials private.

Learn More: How To Create A New User

STEP ONE

Log into your PhotoBiz account with your email address and password.

STEP TWO

Enter the 6-digit verification code that was sent to you.

Check the box labeled TRUST THIS DEVICE, then click SUBMIT.

When selected, this option will remember your login for the current device and browser. You won’t be asked to enter a code again for 90 days, unless the trusted status is reset.

Important Notes About Trusted Devices

The “Trust This Device” feature may not work or may reset if:

  • You clear your browser cache or cookies

  • You use a browser or security tool that blocks cookies

  • You log in using Private Browsing, Incognito Mode, or other privacy-focused settings

  • You log into multiple PhotoBiz accounts on the same device

  • You log into more than three devices (if a fourth device is added, the oldest trusted device is removed automatically)


To learn more about the importance of using two factor authentication to protect your accounts, check out this article from the Federal Trade Commission. 

LEARN MORE: USE TWO FACTOR AUTHENTICATION TO PROTECT YOUR ACCOUNTS
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