Signing into Outlook.com and specifying "trusted devices" is easy, even when you have two-step verification in place. When you lose trust in a device or lose the device itself, you should revoke access to the device. Both password and code authentication are required in all browsers, but not in applications that use specific passwords to log in to your Outlook.com account via POP.
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Protect Microsoft Outlook with authentication and authorization controls
To clear the list of trusted devices that you use with Outlook.com and require two-step authentication in all browsers at least once:
Open Outlook.com in a web browser.
Go to the navigation bar and select your name.
