Can you please run bundle exec fastlane run spaceship_logs so we know what requests fastlane is sending to Apple? (and what it is getting back). Hi , I run bundle exec fastlane run spaceship_logs and get logs belown
Logfile created on 2019-05-09 11:11:55 +0800 by logger.rb/56438
INFO [11:11:55]: >> GET https://olympus.itunes.apple.com/v1/session: [undefined body]
DEBUG [11:11:56]: << GET https://olympus.itunes.apple.com/v1/session: 401 Unauthenticated
Request ID: HCCSULHKA7D6I7ZTWMWZURHB.0.0
WARN [11:11:56]: Auth lost
INFO [11:11:56]: >> POST https://idmsa.apple.com/appleauth/auth/signin: {"accountName":"[email protected]","password":"***","rememberMe":true}
DEBUG [11:11:57]: << POST https://idmsa.apple.com/appleauth/auth/signin: 409 {"authType"=>"hsa2"}
INFO [11:11:57]: >> GET https://idmsa.apple.com/appleauth/auth: [undefined body]
DEBUG [11:11:58]: << GET https://idmsa.apple.com/appleauth/auth: 200 {"trustedPhoneNumbers"=>[{"numberWithDialCode"=>"+86 ••• •••• ••58", "pushMode"=>"sms", "obfuscatedNumber"=>"••• •••• ••58", "id"=>1}], "securityCode"=>{"length"=>6, "tooManyCodesSent"=>false, "tooManyCodesValidated"=>false, "securityCodeLocked"=>false}, "authenticationType"=>"hsa2", "recoveryUrl"=>"https://iforgot.apple.com/phone/[email protected]&autoSubmitAccount=true&appId=142", "cantUsePhoneNumberUrl"=>"https://iforgot.apple.com/iforgot/phone/[email protected]&autoSubmitAccount=true&appId=142", "recoveryWebUrl"=>"https://iforgot.apple.com/password/verify/[email protected]&autoSubmitAccount=true&appId=142", "repairPhoneNumberUrl"=>"https://gsa.apple.com/appleid/account/manage/repair/verify/phone", "repairPhoneNumberWebUrl"=>"https://appleid.apple.com/widget/account/repair?#!repair", "aboutTwoFactorAuthenticationUrl"=>"https://support.apple.com/kb/HT204921", "autoVerified"=>false, "showAutoVerificationUI"=>false, "managedAccount"=>false, "trustedPhoneNumber"=>{"numberWithDialCode"=>"+86 ••• •••• ••58", "pushMode"=>"sms", "obfuscatedNumber"=>"••• •••• ••58", "id"=>1}, "hsa2Account"=>true, "restrictedAccount"=>false, "supportsRecovery"=>true}
We suggest using Two-Factor authentication, as it provides an extra security step in order to access your account. This way, besides asking for your username and password, Instagram will verify your identity by sending a unique code to your device. This can be done using an authentication app or by SMS (text message). Let's go through both although you should be wary that SMS might not be the most secure. On mobile app: - Go to your profile by clicking the bottom right corner icon. Then tap the three stripe icon on the top right and choose Settings > Security > Two-factor Authentication
- You can now choose to your preferred authentication method:
- Two-factor authentication > Text message - If you go for Text Message, Instagram will send you a 6-digit code via text that you need to insert in the app. Make sure you save the recovery codes somewhere safe, you will need them if you lose access to the phone number you're using.
- Two-factor authentication > Authentication App > Install App - If you decide to use an Authentication App you will need one of those apps installed on your phone. If you don't have one yet you can tap Install App. After installing the app and following the instructions, enter the code that was generated from the new app in your Instagram. Keep this code safe as it will be needed every time you log into this account.
- Two-factor authentication > Authentication App > Set up manually - If you already have an authentication app and choose Set up manually , all you need to do is entering the key generated from Instagram into your authentication app. You will then get a 6-digit code that you will need to enter on Instagram.
Found a mistake? An outdated screenshot? Think this could be improved? Check out our Github repository and contribute to help keep these guides up-to-date and useful! If you have your own user account and the code is going to your partner, there is a technical issue we can address. The code should only go to the Email of the account owner. Are you sharing the same account? If your biz-partner is getting the code and is the owner of the account, it's working the way it's intended. Sharing a single user account between two people is a violation of Zoom's Terms and Conditions, and while the 6-digit security code is designed primarily to thwart hijacking someone else's account, it also deters account sharing. You can have your own user account in the same organizational account, and access various privileges to schedule meetings for each other, etc. using the Scheduling Privileges setting. | 
