Watchtower Reporting Fidelity Account Supports 2FA

bmkaiser

According to https://twofactorauth.org/ Fidelity Investments now supports 2FA, which is true, but I don't think the software token can be added to 1Password. You can either add SMS or you have to use the Symantec VIP Access app, which requires you to call Fidelity and provide them with your Credential ID (a unique identifier within the Symantec app).

Is there a way to turn off Watchtower for this one account or for 1Password to modify how it identifies 2FA capable accounts when ingesting data from twofactorauth.org?

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1Password Version: 7.4.4
Extension Version: Not Provided
OS Version: iOS 13.3.1
Sync Type: iCloud

ag_ana

Hi @bmkaiser!

Is there a way to turn off Watchtower for this one account or for 1Password to modify how it identifies 2FA capable accounts when ingesting data from twofactorauth.org?

Yes, you can add the 2fa tag to this item to suppress the message ;)

bmkaiser

Thank you, @ag_ana! Can I do something similar for Unsecured Websites within Watchtower? I have the password for my modem stored and it uses http:// and that won't ever change.

ag_ana

@bmkaiser:

Yes: for unsecured websites you can use the http tag ;)

PTWithy

+1 Came here searching for how to do this (by searching the forum for Fidelity) and this was the first hit. Thanks!

bmkaiser

Thank you, @ag_ana! The HTTP tag doesn't appear to be working. Also, is there a full list for all of these tags?

ag_ana

You are welcome @PTWithy! :)

ag_ana

@bmkaiser:

Those two should be the only ones. The http tag should definitely work for you though. What version of the 1Password app are you currently running?

bmkaiser

@ag_ana, I'm currently using 1Password.com and have the 1PasswordX browser extension installed.

ag_tommy

@bmkaiser

I can confirm that the http tag will suppress the warning on the Mac client, but the warning still displays on 1Password.com. It appears this is a bug and needs attention. Thank you for the posting the issue.

[Deleted User]

ag_tommy, I just want you to know that the http tag is not suppressing the warning on the Mac client. I am running the latest version of 1password, the extension, Safari and the Mac OS.

ag_ana

@Steviesaurus:

Can you confirm the exact version of the 1Password for Mac app?

[Deleted User]

Sure, Version 7.4.4 (70404001) Mac App Store

[Deleted User]

I am no longer running the Mac App Store Version. I went back to the AGILEbits version 7.4.3 70403002. Problem is still present.

ag_ana

@Steviesaurus:

I cannot reproduce the issue here: I have just tried creating a new Login with an http:// website field, and adding the http tag to the item made the warning disappear for me. Can you please post a screenshot of your tags section in this item?

[Deleted User]

ag_ana, I posted per your request yesterday and did a preview but it is not here. The system said it would have to be approved. Did you ever get it? Steve

[Deleted User]

Hey ag_ana, it is fixed. Yippie, Please delete the images I sent you.

ag_ana

@Steviesaurus:

Done! And thank you for the update :)