IQIYI is really a blockhouse. My mother has always watched TV on the webside. But once when I was at home, the webside asked me to verify my password by SMS, but the verification code received by my mobile phone, no matter how many times I input it, said that the verification failed. This situation has occurred before. It may be that my mother also pressed some spaces when typing, But I have tried many times myself, but I can't do it. So what's the reason? When iQIYI said that multiple devices must be verified by SMS when logging in at the same time, it can only be verified by SMS, but it may also be verified by scanning the QR code with the main device. But if I am not with my mother, it is obvious that the operation of scanning the QR code with the main device cannot be realized. Because that is the web side, no matter how I enter the verification code, it is invalid, so I downloaded a computer client.
In most cases, the account will not be logged out without any reason. At most, it is to play multiple devices to log in, requiring SMS verification code. But my mother has tried twice to log out of the account on the web client. The first time I told her the password of my account, she could log in successfully, but she tried again on Wednesday night, and she said the password was not good. When she took a picture of me, there was a reminder that if I input wrong information for many times in a row, my account would be suspended for 24 hours. Then I asked her to log in by SMS, but I didn't receive the message at all. Why can such a loser do this?
An account of iQIYI, the main device is my mobile phone. I have logged on a red rice tablet, and the dormitory computer has logged on an iQIYI downloaded from Microsoft Store. I feel it can be called a lightweight Windows client. On my mother's computer, I have logged out of the webpage that I had already logged in, so theoretically, I only logged in to a Windows client. The previous iQIYI login account once said that two mobile phones, one tablet, one web page and one guest computer client are allowed to log in at the same time, but only two devices can be used at the same time. Now I have studied the testing policy of iQIYI. There is no limit to the type of five devices that can be logged in. The two devices that can be used at the same time can be any two types of mobile tablet web pages or computer clients. It is normal that my main device account is not logged out, but why has my dormitory Windows client not been logged out, but I have tried to tell me that using multiple devices requires SMS verification. Similarly, iQIYI on the red rice tablet has not been automatically logged out, and only requires me to perform multi device SMS verification. Usually, the red rice tablet is used by me to watch TV or movies at home, so I can scan the QR code directly with the main device at hand.
When I am at work, I am not at my mother's side. I use the account number and password to say that I have entered an error, and I cannot receive the SMS verification code. What can I do? The simplest way is to let my mother stop looking at the computer and use my tablet directly. But how can a small tablet be as comfortable as a 27 inch monitor. So my mother's choice must be that she would rather watch the mobile phone and spend her time on Xiaoxiaole than bother. I tried to scan the client's QR code taken by my mother with the main device, but scanning the code was fruitless. After my mobile phone and my computer have both installed the remote control software ToDesk. When I use a non main mobile phone to remotely control the computer, and then use the main device mobile phone to scan the QR code of the remote computer screen, the computer login succeeds. Of course, when I tested this, my non main cell phone and computer were on the same LAN, so there was almost no delay and it was very smooth. If my non main mobile phone is connected to my mother's computer at the far end, it is estimated that there will be some delay. It is difficult to say whether this delay will lead to code scanning failure. We have to test it to know that if this operation is feasible, then there is no need to worry. Install a toDesk on my mother's computer. When she can't log in, she will open the ToDesk. Then I can remotely scan the code of the main mobile phone to let her log in, or let her pass the verification of simultaneous use of multiple devices.
The account password is clearly correct, but you can't log in. In theory, SMS login is completely possible, but you can't receive SMS messages at all. If it weren't for the obvious but actually impossible things, I wouldn't need to go around such a big circle and use remote control to scan the code.