Security is our topmost priority. That is why here in iFeelTech, we do our best to not just give you high-quality service, but useful tips and guides as well. Although Google’s two-step verification feature has already been around since last year, people didn’t really realize its sheer importance until high-profile writer Mat Honan’s account was hacked earlier this month. In case you haven’t heard or read his story, you can check out the epic hacking of his Apple, Amazon, Gmail, and Twitter accounts via Wired. So, basically the two-step verification feature is actually an advanced sign-in security for your
Google account where in users will be required to input a second password upon logging into Gmail or any of Google‘s services. To enable the feature, simply follow these steps:
Step 1: First things first. Redirect yourself to Google.com click the “Sign-in” button. Once you are inside your Google account, click on your name with your picture at the upper right hand corner and select “Account.” From there, go to “Security” and hit the “Edit” button to push through with the two-step verification process. Google might require you to input your password once again.
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