@Mrcoolmnk 

Please see the workaround steps below.

1. Install an Omada Software Controller on a computer.
2. Create a local administrator account for the Software Controller.
3. Enable Cloud Access on the Software Controller.
4. Create a new TP-Link ID using an alternate email address. You can also create one with your existing email address by adding "+omada" to your existing email (Example: name+omada@email.com)
5. Bind the newly created TP-Link ID to the Software Controller.
6. Accept the controller invitation from your email account. 
7. Log in to the Software Controller using the newly created TP-Link ID.
8. Enter the account password when prompted.
9. From the Software Controller, invite the original TP-Link ID that is currently having the 2FA issue.
10. Accept the invitation from the original TP-Link ID account.
11. After the invitation is accepted, log in locally to the Software Controller web interface using the original TP-Link ID.
12. When the 2FA prompt appears, select the option to reset 2FA.

You should be able to reset your 2FA using this workaround. 

  @KrispPL I don't believe there were any plans to use Touch/Face ID as a second authentication method, but both of these are valid suggestions that I recommend putting in the Requests and Suggestions Module here on the forum.