Two-step verification adds an extra layer of protection to your Dropbox account by requiring both your password and another security code sent to your mobile phone whenever you or anyone tries to sign in. Dropbox is a popular file hosting service that lets you easily access your team's work from your computer, mobile device or […]
Continue ReadingEveryone likes being paired up with the perfect partner, but nobody likes to find out that their ideal match was faking it the entire time. Now, Tinder is battling this nasty problem by introducing ID verification, so you can identify who's truly who on the platform. Tinder's War Against "Catfishing" The dating service developer posted […]
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Two-step verification is an important security feature that’s become standard on most online accounts. You should always enable it when you have the option, and if you’re a PlayStation user, Sony thankfully supports the feature for PlayStation accounts. We’ll show you how to start using two-step verification on your PlayStation account right away. How to […]
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WhatsApp is now offering two-step verification to all of its 1.2 billion users worldwide. Once enabled this will make it a lot trickier for someone to hack into your WhatsApp account. We therefore encourage everyone to enable two-step verification on their WhatsApp right now. In April 2016, WhatsApp enabled end-to-end encryption on everything sent through […]
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Two-step verification (also known as two-factor authentication, 2FA) is one of the best ways to protect your online accounts in an era where passwords are leaked regularly. The basic idea is that you must have something you know (your password) and something you have (your phone) to log in. There are plenty of services that […]
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