Filter the login error message. Defaults to a message that explains the user must use a WordPress.com account with 2FA enabled.
jetpack_force_2fa_login_error_message
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filter jetpack_force_2fa_dependency_noticeFilter if an admin notice is deplayed when Force 2FA is required, but SSO is not enabled. Defaults to true.
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filter jetpack_force_2fa_capFilter the role to force 2FA for. Defaults to manage_options.
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filter jetpack_force_2faFilter to include Force 2FA feature. By default, `manage_options` users are forced when enable. The capability can be modified with the `jetpack_force_2fa_cap` filter. To enable the feature, add the following code: add_filter( ‘jetpack_force_2fa’, ‘__return_true’ );
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filter jetpack_ai_chat_answer_promptFilter for an answer prompt override. Example: “Talk like a cowboy.”
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filter jetpack_ai_chat_enabledFilter whether the AI chat feature is enabled in the Jetpack plugin.
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filter jetpack_carousel_image_attachment_idAllow filtering the attachment ID used to fetch and populate metadata about an image in a gallery.
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filter jetpack_woocommerce_analytics_event_propsAllow defining custom event properties in WooCommerce Analytics.
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