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Two Factor authentication relies on a simple generic app that will generate a new password for you to use each time you login. This only works with web based logins (SurgeWeb). For normal email clients you can instead generate and use an application password. The app you will need is called "Google Authenticator", google do not get access to your password or details when you use this app!

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$$Enable two factor autentication.$$ $$First install the Google Authenticator App$$
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$$Two factor mode$$
$$Verify with code from App$$ Required if enabling!
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Use the Google Authenticator APP on your phone to read this QRcode, it configures the APP for you.

Then enter the numeric code it provides above to confirm you have configured it correctly.

In future when you login you will be prompted to provide the changing numeric code.

For IMAP/POP/SMTP you should either choose 'webonly' or add an application password using the above button, because when normal email clients cannot login with the saved password they will usually not prompt you with the URL link.

Or for imap/pop/smtp you can add +code to your password.

You will not need to read the QRcode again unless you create a new code below.

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