Pinterest accounts now requires two-factor security checks
Pinterest is making it hard for hackers to access unauthorized accounts. The social networking company is introducing two-factor security check.
Pinterest rolled out the news today morning that users will soon be required to either enter a passcode sent to their registered phone number.
OR
Would need to confirm a push notification using a third-party app; Authy.
Not only this, but users would also get email alerts and would also be able to see the access points or devices where their accounts have been logged in from.
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The social media company has been working a lot to provide a safe way system to its users. And these 2 two-factor security checks are not less than any progress towards a safe usage of the social media app.
Getting a passcode on the phone number is a bit hefty process. So, the push notification comes in handy. But either could be used to log into a Pinterest account.
Some users might see this as a disappointment. However, the results are obvious.
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