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Enable Two-Step Verification & Passkeys

Protect Your Account Why Two-Step Verification and Passkeys Matter

In today's digital landscape, safeguarding your account is more important than ever. Two-step verification and passkeys add an extra layer of security, making it significantly harder for unauthorized users to access your information, even if your password is compromised.

This comprehensive guide walks you through the simple steps to enable and manage two-step verification via text message, authenticator apps, and passkeys, ensuring your account's utmost security. We'll also cover how to use and manage backup codes.

Text Message Setting Up Two-Step Verification via

Follow these steps to enable two-step verification using text messages:

1. From your account settings, select [Edit] next to the security settings for Two-Step Verification.

2. Choose [Text Message]. If you haven't already, enter your mobile phone number and select [Continue]. If you have a number configured, select the [ > ] to proceed.

3. A verification code will be sent to your phone. Enter this code and select [Verify].

Remember to make note of your backup code—take a screenshot or save it securely. This code can be used if you cannot receive verification codes via text message or authenticator app.

Authenticator App Setting Up Two-Step Verification via

Follow these steps to enable two-step verification using an authenticator app:

1. From your account settings, select [Edit] next to the security settings for Two-Step Verification.

2. Choose [Authenticator App]. Use an authenticator app on your mobile device to scan the QR code or manually enter the alphanumeric characters.

3. After setting up the authenticator app, select [Continue]. Enter the verification code provided by the app and select [Verify].

As always, save your backup code in a secure location. This allows you access if you cannot receive verification codes through other methods.

Passkeys Configuring and Disabling

For more information on configuring and disabling passkeys, please visit [insert link to relevant documentation here]. Passkeys provide a passwordless authentication method that is highly secure and user-friendly. They are resistant to phishing and other common online attacks.

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Two-step verification adds a critical layer of protection to your account, defending against unauthorized access.

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Disable Two-Step Disabling Two-Step Verification

To disable two-step verification:

1. Go to your account settings and select [Edit] next to Two-Step Verification.

2. Select [Deactivate] and confirm by selecting [Yes].

Backup Codes Understanding and Using

Backup codes are essential if you lose access to your phone or authenticator app. When you enable two-step verification, you'll receive a set of backup codes.

1. Go to the security settings and select [Backup Codes] for 2-step verification.

2. Store these codes securely. Each code can only be used once.

You can use a backup code to sign in if you can’t receive a verification code via text message or authenticator app.