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It is a common practice to protect an account with a password. However, the account will be compromised if the password is disclosed. Now many mobile phones or apps support two-step verification. When detecting a login to your account from another phone, the mechanism requires the other form of authentication, for example, a verification code sent via SMS.<\/p>\n

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Security Tips\/Takeaways<\/strong><\/p>\n