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Regarding the implementation of Google's two-step verification function.
Users can receive information by turning on under their Google account.
It should be noted that this function relies on Google Cloud Message Push, so please make sure it is turned on and connected normally.

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If I thinking correctly — is this a feature for getting a code when I'm signing in on another device?

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This is great to see. Awesome work!

@mar-v-in mar-v-in requested a review from fynngodau May 27, 2025 08:34
@mar-v-in mar-v-in added this to the 0.3.9 milestone Jun 11, 2025
@mar-v-in mar-v-in merged commit 3321044 into microg:master Jul 21, 2025
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Hey i noticed a small issue with this, microG never asks for Cloud messaging registration if you have turned on that you can decide to allow new apps to register. for now can you just shortly turn it off so that microG can register for cloud messaging and then turn it back on again.
would it be possible to allow microG to register while ignoring the setting or make it ask for permission?

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@Idcrafter why not open an issue

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Support Google Prompt for 2-step verification

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