How do I change the phone number used for Ring account verification?
Answer
If you can still sign in another way, open the Ring app or Ring website account settings, go to account verification or phone number settings, and update to the new number with the code Ring sends. If the old number is required and unreachable, use Ring’s official account recovery help instead of third-party tools.
Before you start: stop right away if…
- Avoid third-party sites that claim they can bypass Ring phone verification for a fee.
Follow these steps
Sign in through the official Ring app or website
Open the Ring app or go to the official Ring site and sign in with email and password if that still works on a trusted device.
You should see: You reach the Ring home or account area without needing the old SMS number.
Open account verification settings
Go to Control Center or Account settings, then open Account Verification or the phone number section used for two-step verification.
You should see: You see the current verification phone number and an option to change it.
Add the new number and confirm the code
Enter your Ring password if asked, type the new mobile number, then enter the SMS code Ring sends to that new number.
You should see: Ring saves the new verification number and future codes go there.
Use official recovery if you cannot sign in at all
If every sign-in path demands the old unreachable number, follow Ring’s official account recovery or support flow from ring.com help and provide the account email and proof Ring requests.
You should see: Ring support or recovery updates access so you can set a new verification number.
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Extra tips
What to look for: Ring Control Center or account settings, Account Verification or phone number fields, and SMS codes from Ring to the new number.
Before you change anything: Try signing in with email and password or any still-working trusted device first. Have the new phone nearby to receive Ring’s SMS code. Use only the official Ring app or ring.com. Never share Ring codes with unexpected callers or chat popups.