Thanks to the two-factor authentication feature, you might enjoy an extra layer of protection.
Who doesnt want to access their social media accounts as soon as possible, right?
Its also quick and is automatically enabled once you complete the last step.
activate the Require code at login option, input your password and select next.
Once youve entered it choose Verify and the two-factor authentication should now be enabled.
The most famous social web link out there also has this security feature.
First, press the drop-down menu on the top right and click tweaks.
select Security and get in at the top left.
Scroll down slightly until you see the Use two-factory authentication feature and press the edit button to the right.
If you havent already added your phone number, go ahead and do so now.
Look for Login Verification and choose Continue.
If you opt for app, youll need to create a code that you will later have to enter.
To fire up the two-step verification go to LinkedIns prefs and grab the Privacy Tab.
put in your phone number and enter the code the LinkedIn sent you.
Once youve clicked on verify the two-factor authentication will be enabled.
In that case, setting up the two-factor authentication is a very good idea.
Swipe down to two-step authentication and toggle on Require Security Code.
type your phone number and enter the code you receive.
Yes, Twitter also offers this great security measure to its users.
Directly go to Twitters options and scroll down slightly to the Security section.
Google+
It may not come as much of a surprise that Google+ also has the two-factor authentication.
Google does a great job of reminding you to fire up the feature over and over again.
If you think youre ready to allow it, hit your profile picture and choose My Account.
hit the Signing into Google option and look for the two-step authentication option.
snag the Off option and then on the Get started option.
pick the Send button and enter the code you get.
Once youve done, youve successfully set up the security feature.
