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This is good news as more Facebook user's accounts are being hacked daily, Facebook is now enforcing two-factor authentication to all users, a welcome development that came on time
In the wake of several high-profile security breaches, Facebook has announced a new security feature that will require users to enter a verification code sent to their mobile phones to log in.
The feature, called two-factor authentication, is designed to make it more difficult for hackers, account hijackers to gain access to users' accounts. Facebook has long offered two-factor authentication, but it was an optional feature that not many users opted for, but now it seems Facebook's latest update is now forcing users to use Facebook two-factor authentication in adding more security to their account, which to us 'World Forum Live' is a welcome development
In light of the number of high-profile cyberattacks in recent months, so will understand if Facebook chooses to enforce two-factor authentication to its users as an updated security measure introduced to keep its users' accounts more secure
Apart from Facebook, Google and other tech industries are using two factor authentication, so the technology is already used by many banks and other online entities, which requires an additional verification code, usually sent as a text message, to log in to a user account.
Though the Facebook two factor authentication was first announced In February of 2014, that it would be adding two-factor authentication to its service. That provides an extra layer of security for all users, requiring them to input a one-time code in addition to their username and password to log in and keep their account safe
The feature was initially available only to users who had set up their account to use the Login Approvals feature, but it has since been made available to all users and now Facebook is enforcing it to all users
Facebook Two-factor Authentication What You Should Do:
Are you A Facebook user, kindly login into your Facebook account and activate Facebook two-factor authentication now, failure to do so, you are warned as you may wake up one day and discovered that Facebook has locked your account
In some cases, when Facebook locks your account, you can only regain your account when you follow the on-screen instructions, requesting that you add Facebook two-factor authentication. to which, after you are done activating, you will regain access to your Facebook account
So if you are yet to activate Facebook two-factor authentication, kindly proceed to your Facebook account and activate it now, is 100% free. For failure to do so and if you’re locked out of your Facebook account, some reports have it that a lot of people are finding it hard getting back in.
Facebook two-factor authentication gives stronger account security protections, like two-factor authentication, and monitors for potential hacking threats so is a good development. USE FACEBOOK TWO-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION to secure your account from hackers and hijackers
ALSO WATCH THIS VIDEO
Remember: This is good and nothing you as Facebook users should be afraid of, login into your Facebook account and activate two-factor authentication, It gives your account more secure, more authentic, and best keep you at rest of being worried about hackers, hijackers, and all other Facebook fraudsters
In the wake of several high-profile security breaches, Facebook has announced a new security feature that will require users to enter a verification code sent to their mobile phones to log in.
The feature, called two-factor authentication, is designed to make it more difficult for hackers, account hijackers to gain access to users' accounts. Facebook has long offered two-factor authentication, but it was an optional feature that not many users opted for, but now it seems Facebook's latest update is now forcing users to use Facebook two-factor authentication in adding more security to their account, which to us 'World Forum Live' is a welcome development
In light of the number of high-profile cyberattacks in recent months, so will understand if Facebook chooses to enforce two-factor authentication to its users as an updated security measure introduced to keep its users' accounts more secure
Apart from Facebook, Google and other tech industries are using two factor authentication, so the technology is already used by many banks and other online entities, which requires an additional verification code, usually sent as a text message, to log in to a user account.
Though the Facebook two factor authentication was first announced In February of 2014, that it would be adding two-factor authentication to its service. That provides an extra layer of security for all users, requiring them to input a one-time code in addition to their username and password to log in and keep their account safe
The feature was initially available only to users who had set up their account to use the Login Approvals feature, but it has since been made available to all users and now Facebook is enforcing it to all users
Facebook Two-factor Authentication What You Should Do:
Are you A Facebook user, kindly login into your Facebook account and activate Facebook two-factor authentication now, failure to do so, you are warned as you may wake up one day and discovered that Facebook has locked your account
In some cases, when Facebook locks your account, you can only regain your account when you follow the on-screen instructions, requesting that you add Facebook two-factor authentication. to which, after you are done activating, you will regain access to your Facebook account
So if you are yet to activate Facebook two-factor authentication, kindly proceed to your Facebook account and activate it now, is 100% free. For failure to do so and if you’re locked out of your Facebook account, some reports have it that a lot of people are finding it hard getting back in.
Facebook two-factor authentication gives stronger account security protections, like two-factor authentication, and monitors for potential hacking threats so is a good development. USE FACEBOOK TWO-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION to secure your account from hackers and hijackers
ALSO WATCH THIS VIDEO
Remember: This is good and nothing you as Facebook users should be afraid of, login into your Facebook account and activate two-factor authentication, It gives your account more secure, more authentic, and best keep you at rest of being worried about hackers, hijackers, and all other Facebook fraudsters
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