Turning on two-factor login
A second step that keeps the hall's records safe.
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What this covers
- Settings, then Two-Factor Auth
- Scan the code with your phone
- Enter the six digits to confirm
- Keep the recovery codes somewhere safe
Step by step, in writing
The same guide as the video. Tap a time to jump to that moment.
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You hold other people's details
Names, addresses, phone numbers. A password on its own is thin protection.
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Open Two-Factor Auth from the menu
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Scan the code with your phone
Any authenticator app will do. Google, Microsoft, whatever you already have.
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Confirm with six digits
From then on, logging in asks for the code as well as the password.
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Save your recovery codes
Print them and put them with the hall's papers. They are how you get back in if the phone is lost.
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Worth the two minutes
Especially for whoever holds the treasurer's login.
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