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Voice phone call and text message authentication are ending
The way some members of the University of Missouri System sign in to university services is changing.
Microsoft is retiring voice phone call and SMS text message authentication, and users who currently rely on these methods will need to enroll in another authentication method to maintain access to university services. To help prepare, UM System is encouraging affected users to switch to the Microsoft Authenticator app.
Voice authentication ends Dec. 1, 2026, while SMS text authentication ends July 1, 2027. Most users can make the switch to the Microsoft Authenticator app in just a few minutes.
Protect your account with phishing-resistant authentication
As Microsoft discontinues older authentication methods such as text messages and phone calls, now is a good time to adopt a more secure sign-in method. Moving to phishing-resistant MFA can help protect your account while preparing you for future authentication changes.
IT News & Announcements
Nov. 5, 2026
Voice phone call and text message authentication are ending
Voice authentication ends Dec. 1, 2026, while SMS text authentication ends July 1, 2027. Most users can make the switch to the Microsoft Authenticator app in just a few minutes.
Oct. 2, 2026
Cybersecurity Month: Protect your account with phishing-resistant authentication
Phishing-resistant MFA is designed to stop attackers from using stolen credentials to access your account.
Sep. 11, 2026
Explore quantum technology with Mizzou Quantum Day on Oct. 9
Join the Quantum Innovation Center community for Mizzou Quantum Day 2026 on Friday, Oct. 9.
March 19, 2026
Phishing bowl: Staying vigilant against phishing
Scammers use sophisticated methods to trick people into giving up their login credentials. Using misleading links, scammers may direct you to a fake login page that looks legitimate at first glance.