To avoid losing your valuable cosmetic items in your Epic Games account, you should enable Fortnite two-factor authentication. With this method, you’ll increase the security of your account on the one ...

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Want a seriously cool emote to flex without spending any V-Bucks? All you need to do is enable Fortnite 2FA - that's short for two-factor authentication - and the Boogiedown emote will be your new ...

Fortnite fans can gift the Heartspun Glider to friends for free, after enabling 2FA on their Epic accounts. In this short guide, we'll detail the process of sending the Glider to a friend and getting ...

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In order to enable Two Factor Authentication on any of your accounts, you need to first ensure that it is linked to your Epic Games Store Account. You can do so by simply heading to Epic Games Store ...

Okay, so for the first time since I've started using them, my cellphone has a lockscreen now. I've come to appreciate how fragile this whole online identity thing is. Luckily I have come to that ...

Two-factor authentication (2FA) is one of the most effective tools for protecting our online accounts. With data breaches and phishing attacks rising, relying on passwords alone is not enough anymore.

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SMS two-factor authentication is no longer available on Twitter, unless you pay for Twitter Blue. Fortunately, if your an iPhone user, there's a better option anyway. With more than a decade of ...

The latest bizarre move of Elon Musk’s Twitter ownership weakens the security of millions of accounts. On February 17, Twitter announced plans to stop people using SMS-based two-factor authentication ...