I have found a flaw in the system. We let someone go, and I went into their account impersonating them so that I could remove the email alias to assign it to someone else. Only one person can have the alias. Support told me I am not able to do that and I should just login into her account. I am able to add the email alias while impersonating someone so why can't I remove it? Each account is basically forced to set up two factor, which then sends a code to someone who was let go. I should be able to remove things like this impersonating a person. This seems like a big flaw for super admins and if people are let go and we need to get into their accounts and be able to clean it up. From Support: I don't have anything that definitively says whether or not it will work. My guess is that you would have to remove H entirely and that simply deactivating wouldn't work. Your IT team doesn't have access to H inbox? If yes, they should be able to reset the password with access to her inbox. I would like to note even if we reset the password, it will send the two factor code to this person who was just let go. Doesn't make sense.
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