You may as well get used to using authenticator apps (like Google's or Microsoft's authenticator) because they will be used more and more in the future. As Richard Byrne notes, Twitter will soon start charging for two-factor authentication using text messages, so you'll want to stop doing that. The article contains a video showing how to use the Google authenticator app on Twitter; I tested it and you should be successful following the instruction; I was. If you're not happy using one of the giants, you can try one of these open source alternative authenticator apps.
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