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This technique is Sufficient to meet 3.3.1: Error Identification and Sufficient to meet 3.3.2: Labels or Instructions when used with G131: Providing descriptive labels and Sufficient to meet 3.3.3: Error Suggestion .
By default, web and email are both enabled, although email will only work of course if the site has been properly configured to deliver email. Mobile notifications are off by default and need to be configured first.
All email messages and notifications go to the email address set in a user's profile. The administrator can optionally allow users to choose to have notifications sent to a different email address. This is off by default and can be enabled in Site administration > Advanced features > Notification email override.
Users can then enter their alternative email address under Preferences/User account/Notification preferences: Click on the gear icon next to "Email" in the table header and enter the alternative email.
Note: The 'messagingallowemailoverride' setting does not affect failed log in notifications as they do not go through the messaging system, and will therefore still go to the original email specified. 2ff7e9595c
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