09-24-2017, 06:06 AM
You Can Now Enable Two-Step Authentication For Your Nintendo Account
Security and stability
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We already know that Nintendo has some of the most stable hardware out there, but thanks to the introduction of Two-Step Verification today, now your Nintendo Account can be super-secure, too.
When you opt-in you will be using Google’s 2-Step Verification system, which of course makes everything as painless as possible. You’ll simply need to use an app on your phone to scan a QR code. Job done!
Head over to https://accounts.nintendo.com/security to enable the extra layer of security on your Nintendo Account. You can also change your username / sign-in ID too, which is more than you can do on the PlayStation Network.
Let us know if you feel more secure with these two-steps with a comment below.
[via accounts.nintendo.com]
Security and stability
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- by Darren Calvert
- 16 hours ago
![[Image: 900x.jpg]](http://images.nintendolife.com/news/2017/09/you_can_now_enable_two-factor_authentication_for_your_nintendo_account/attachment/1/900x.jpg)
We already know that Nintendo has some of the most stable hardware out there, but thanks to the introduction of Two-Step Verification today, now your Nintendo Account can be super-secure, too.
When you opt-in you will be using Google’s 2-Step Verification system, which of course makes everything as painless as possible. You’ll simply need to use an app on your phone to scan a QR code. Job done!
Head over to https://accounts.nintendo.com/security to enable the extra layer of security on your Nintendo Account. You can also change your username / sign-in ID too, which is more than you can do on the PlayStation Network.
Let us know if you feel more secure with these two-steps with a comment below.
[via accounts.nintendo.com]

