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how do my trusted contacts get the URL so we can get the code for my password recovery.

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Answer #1: Posted by AdachyBaby on June 19th, 2015 10:56 PM

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When you initiate a password recovery, the trusted contacts you set in advance should receive an email request for help. They would then be able to authenticate for you.

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