There are at this point against the small-step verification quarrel, especially with what appeared to be At least there is a large online each week has been damaged. Step verification in a way to minimize the risk of theft of an account, Google knows that it requires people to keep their accounts safe.
Although Google through any SMS or have provided step verification authentication application generates can be used to log on to a new code account, which today announced the so-called Google Tips , and it makes it easier than ever to try to enable the absolute minimum amount of work required by the user-step verification.
using Google tips is easy. On the contrary, received the authentication via SMS or generate a new code by the certification application, the user will be changed by any iOS or Android of Google applications and allow access issue that account prompt and ask for nothing is not a button tap to answer.
If the user chooses to allow verification attempt, the access, although Google quickly and rely on the user also has the Google Android or iOS application on the one hand, it requires the user to completely abandon the six-digit code and enter the full always good news, because our case,
through the user’s part to remove as much work as possible, Google hopes to get those who have not yet step verification enabled right, wrong. Most already have Google applications installed on their iPhone or Android device, so from the user’s requirements are as low as possible. If this is enough to make people more step to activate Google verify their account, then this is just our fine.
Enable Google for your account prompted the head Log and Security> Log on to the Google> two-step verification section of your myaccount .google.com start page.
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