How to enable Two-factor authentication (2FA) | X-META Application How to enable Two-factor authentication (2FA) | X-META Application

How to enable Two-factor authentication (2FA) | X-META Application

2FA or two-factor authentication is when you protect your account with two factors or locks, creating an additional layer of security. 2FA increases the security of your account. Even if somebody guesses your password, they won’t be able to access your account.

Under the 2FA header, click the 2FA option you want to enable: Google Authentication, SMS Authentication or Email Verification.

1. Navigate to your account page and click [Profile] 

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2. Click [Security]

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3. Click [SMS Authentication].

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4. You will now need to enter your mobile phone number and click [GET CODE].

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5. Enter your phone number and email address to receive a 6-digit code, enter it to set up.

6. Once you have received the SMS, input your SMS Authentication Code into the field and click [Confirm].

Setting up Google Authentication

1. Log into your X-Meta account and click [Profile] 

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2. Click- Security 

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4. Download and install the Google Authenticator App on your mobile device. After you’ve installed the App, click 6 number to continue.

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5. You will now see a QR code on your screen. Open the Google Authenticator App and tap on the right of your screen to scan the QR code. Then click [Next]. If you are unable to scan it, you can manually enter the setup code into the app. Save the backup key on paper. This Key will allow you to recover your Google Authenticator in case you lose your phone.

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8. Verify your Google Authenticator with your other 2FA devices. Enter your email address to receive a 6-digit code, enter it to set up.

 

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7. You have successfully enabled Google Authenticator to protect your account.

For your own account security, we highly recommend you to enable two-factor authentication.

 

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