Use case: You love the security of 2FA but you want someone else to ALSO get the 2FA SMS message. This may be an executive assistant, a virtual assistant, or someone on your team that needs access to your email. This post inspired by Harry Stebbings' tweet.

https://twitter.com/HarryStebbings/status/1426172829859471360

What: A tiny Twilio based app anyone (no technical expertise required) can setup + instructions on how to set it up. The app will intake the SMS and then redirect it to as many phones as you'd like.

What you'll need:

• The app code below and instructions
• A Twilio account and one Twilio number ($1 per month for the number and $0.01 per inbound and outbound SMS)
  • 🎁 oh! I just found out that I can gift you $10 and get $10 in Twilio credits. Just follow this link when signing up for Twilio.

Steps

• Buy a phone number

• Create a Twilio Bin by clicking the (+) create button at this URL: **https://www.twilio.com/console/twiml-bins**
  • Name it something like "2FA SMS Forwarding"
• Paste the code below in the Bin and edit in the phone numbers that should receive the SMS

<Response>

<Message to='+1##########'>{{From}}: {{Body}}</Message>

<Message to='+55###########'>{{From}}: {{Body}}</Message>

</Response>