A password alone protects an account up to a point. Two-factor authentication closes most of the remaining gap.
Two-factor authentication requires a second piece of verification beyond your password — usually a short code sent to your email or phone — before granting access to an account.
Even if a password is guessed or exposed elsewhere, a second verification step keeps an account from being accessed without it.
For a household account, it's worth agreeing in advance on who receives verification codes so setup on a new device isn't held up unnecessarily.
Two-factor authentication works best alongside a strong, unique password — see our guide on securing your streaming account password.
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