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Without your consent?, no.
People have to share their authentification code to a phishing site using a fake steam login for that to happen.
You should.
Yes, but if they share their 2FA only, not their backup code, is it possible to remove the 2FA?
Do you know the answer? If you do, let me know, if you don't, thanks anyway.
Go to "Fake Steam login sites!"
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=784477482
But can he "remove" the original owner's access to the account? As in, he doesn't have the code generator itself, he just has 1 code which he uses over and over to access the account right?
Or is using a "one time passcode" a way to take over an account?
it's not my account, I've never fallen for this, that's why I ask about this.
Right, so the guy I'm trying to help right now doesn't matter right?
If you are tricked into giving something away, it's not exactly with consent.
He doesn't need them, I need them.