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#311359 9-Jan-2024 17:21
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I moved to Australia a few years ago and recently tried to log in to my NZ bank account. I realise I still have my 2degrees number attached to a bunch of services for 2FA.

 

Some of these services don't accept International numbers so I'm hoping I can get text messages sent to my 2degrees number diverted at the network level to my new Australian number.

 

I don't have the 2degrees sim any more so I cant set up another phone with an app etc.

 

Is this possible?

 

many thanks


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  #3179459 9-Jan-2024 17:33
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Nope. That's a security hole.

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