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All plansFreesbe signs you in with an email and password, a code it emails you, your Google, Microsoft or Apple account, a passkey, or just your phone: you tap the number it shows and confirm with your fingerprint or face. Scan a QR code to sign the phone app in with nothing to type, and see every open session.
For Everyone who signs in, and the admins who field the password questions.
On the sign-in page: email and password; Email me a sign-in code instead, a six-digit code that lasts ten minutes; Sign in with Google, Microsoft or Apple by clicking the logo; a passkey, which is your fingerprint, face or device PIN; or Approve on my phone instead. The first time you continue with a provider, Freesbe links it to the account with the same email address, as long as the provider confirms it, and the link holds after that.
The Apple logo signs you in with your Apple ID on the web, in the desktop app and in the mobile app, confirmed with Face ID or Touch ID. The first time, Apple lets you share your real address or hide it behind a private one that forwards to your inbox. Apple only lets Apple IDs with two-factor authentication sign in this way, so it counts as your second step in workspaces that require one. To use Apple with an existing account, connect it from Preferences first.
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Once your phone approves sign-ins, click Approve on my phone instead, type your email and click Send to my phone. The page shows a two-digit number; tap it on your phone, confirm with your fingerprint or face, and the page signs you in. Your phone already proved it's you twice over, so this counts as the second step too, and workspaces that require one let you straight in. Tap Deny on a request you didn't start, and phone approval pauses for 15 minutes.
Choose Sign in on your phone in your account menu on the computer and scan the QR code with the Freesbe app: the phone signs in with nothing to type. The code works once and expires in under two minutes. Google, Microsoft, Apple and your company's single sign-on open in a sign-in sheet inside the app and bring you back signed in, and your workspace's second-step rules apply on your phone too.
Your sessions lists everywhere you're signed in: the desktop app or the browser and system, roughly where it signed in from, how it signed in and when it was last used, with the one you're using marked This device. Sign out any one of them, or everything but this one. Changing your password signs you out everywhere else, and Security activity goes further back, with every sign-in and wrong password over the last year.
Sign in with Google, Microsoft, Apple or a code is included in every plan, including Free.
The help guide shows every screen and setting. Sign-in and security
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