Congratulations for the wedding . Move on <| sep |> Great Comic uDlimzw and ubluesydinosaur , I hope to see more from your colabs together . <| sep |> This is untrue as sitesecurityredhat . com contact should be used only in case of issue in any Red Hat branded website or online service , definitely not any Red Hat product . Also as far as I can tell , we don ' t give gifts as annotated in that link . Faattori ' s answer is right , please check you ! <| sep |> Only have the crew cost for one right now I will both in the future just witch one first <| sep |> Unless you want to keep using your old phone without a SIM card to access Steam ' s 2 FA I ' m assuming you have Steam Mobile Guard activated , then you ' ll need to disable Mobile Guard on your old phone , and activate it on the new one . Steam only uses your phone number to send recovery codes in case you lost access to your app OS upgrade , or phone swap . The codes themselves are tied to your physical device , through the app . And unless you can transfer all of the app ' s data from your old phone to the new one no idea how on iOS or W 10 M , and you usually need root on Android , then you need to disable Mobile Guard on the old phone , enable it on the new one , and get hit with the 715 day new devicerecent 2 FA activation restrictions . Oh , and for disabling Mobile Guard , open the Steam app on your old device , go to the Steam Guard tab , and press Remove Authenticator . Don ' t forget , enabling a new phone with Mobile Guard like this will void any onetime use codes you might have generated , as well as the recovery code the Rxxxxx code . You ' ll get a new recovery code when you activate Mobile Guard again , and you can generate new onetime use codes . Hope this helps !