Hey nate,
See here on how to disable two-step verification:
Verify that if your AdobeID consists of an email address that belongs to Gmail, Facebook or Apple, see if by disabling the two-step verification process from those accounts resolve the issue. For example, you can set your email account with those providers to skip thet two-step verification as well, OR, select to trust the computer device that you normally use to login to Adobe.
If this doesn't work, and if you have alternate email addresses in your Adobe user account profile, verify that your AdobeID is associated to the primary primary email address(the one that you subscribed with when you purchase your Adobe Acrobat subscription). Conversely, you may try and use a secondary or alternate email for troubleshooting purposes as suggested by Abambo in this old thread where a user said it had the phone number changed: https://community.adobe.com/t5/get-started/2-step-verification-my-phone-number-has-change/td-p/10627...
In addition, if you suspect this could be related to web browser or a specific Adobe landing page see this discussion:
https://community.adobe.com/t5/get-started/2-step-verification-quot-don-t-ask-me-again-quot/td-p/986...
See more here: https://helpx.adobe.com/manage-account/kb/account-password-sign-help.html and re-verify with these other links:
NOTE: To see afull list of which websites support 2FA and categorized by industry see here: https://twofactorauth.org/
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