Disable two factor authentication

This is a huge annoyance.  I am trying to get work done, and need to wait around for email.  We should be able to opt-in to 2FA, but not have it required.

I am also experiencing this issue. Very frustrating for a nonprofit on a budget, trying to share an account with volunteers trying to run virtual trainings. It seems to be happening with increasing frequency, but with no regular pattern. Zoom please help!!

We have the same problem for BOTH of our licenses.  2-factor is set to OFF.  But zoom still insists on an access code, after we enter password. 

We've restarted, logged out and back in and a gzillion other obvious things. 

Agree!!  About a month or so ago, TFA arbitrarily kicked in.  VERY problematic for us!!!!  Please advise how to disable TFA ASAP!  I'm the owner but disable toggle says it can only be disabled by admin.  If I am the owner, why am I not the admin.  I'm the only user listed.  Why did you force this feature on us.

It's November and there is still no reply from Zoom Support on this. I'm pretty sure they are silently doing this to try to curb the sharing of licensed accounts. This is shady business practice 101. Absolutely frustrating for a company that would happily take your money, but not give support when needed.

I was hoping to find a fix to turn off the 2FA, it's very annoying when the codes come to me and I have to provide it all our leaders and volunteers.  Especially now that it is back to asking the people how have went through the verification and yet using their same device to login. @51 Please help!!!

Seriously? 6 monts and not even an answer on this? This makes no sense at all. 

Having the exact same issue. What is the deal with this? So frustrating Zoom. Get on it. 

 I received these instructions from my support ticket and it is working for me an my group...

If you want to bypass the verification code, you can simply enable the 2FA without configuring the SMS and the Authentication App. This way, whenever you try to sign in to your account from any devices, you will be routed to the page below(click on the link to view the image) and can click on the SKIP button so you will be routed to your account page. This works when signing in via the Zoom app/client or via Zoom web portal.
 
https://files.support.zoom.us/receive/?thread=EADC-9TGE&packageCode=aHRt9YQpyJYlBidmeFZy7LxSVP1D0xkFZRtMHN5E0R8#keyCode=M2m_AEphdORw75MEKsW3kNXoPOV3iPhFvPCv2Z3ll1U
 
 Try to sign in again, enter your Zoom email and password and click sign in. You will see the page below, and click on SKIP.
 
https://files.support.zoom.us/receive/?thread=EADC-9TGE&packageCode=aHRt9YQpyJYlBidmeFZy7LxSVP1D0xkFZRtMHN5E0R8#keyCode=M2m_AEphdORw75MEKsW3kNXoPOV3iPhFvPCv2Z3ll1U

Well I appreciate the suggestion from queenzip but now Zoom won't allow us to turn off both sms and the authentication app.  Clearly this is not the product if you want to allow others to access the account without 2FA,  Guess I will look into Google MEET