How to Disable and Enable the Two Factor Authentication on MAILCHIMP

How to Disable and Enable the Two Factor Authentication on MAILCHIMP MAILCHIMP TWO FACTOR AUTHENTICATION TUTORIAL To keep your account extra secure and get a 10% discount on MailChimp, set up two-factor authentication. Two-factor authentication means that you’ll need two forms of identification to log into your MailChimp account: your login credentials, and a unique passcode generated by a two-factor authentication app. Because we feel so strongly about security, we offer a 10% discount for MailChimp accounts where all Owner and Admin logins have two-factor authentication set up. Two-factor authentication adds an extra step to your MailChimp login process, but the security benefits make it worthwhile. In this article, you'll learn how to set up and use two-factor authentication with an authenticator app, set requirements for other account users, and disconnect two-factor authentication. To set up two-factor authentication for your account login, follow these steps. Set Up for Owners, Admins, and Managers Click your profile name and choose Account. To set up two-factor authentication for your account login, follow these steps. Set Up for Owners, Admins, and Managers 1. Click your profile name and choose Account. 2. Click the Settings drop-down menu and choose Security. 3. In the Two-factor authentication section, click Enable under Verify identity via an authenticator app. 4. Review the steps in the Configure Authenticator app pop-up modal to add your MailChimp account to your authenticator app. 5. Save your MailChimp backup code offline or on a separate device. It's important to note that the backup code in step 3 of the Configure Authenticator App popup is different from the code you use in step 2, so make sure you save the correct code. You'll need the backup code to log in to MailChimp if you ever lose, restore, or damage your device. 6. Click Submit. 7. Under Enable Two Factor Authentication for these accounts, check the box for the account(s) that should require two-factor authentication on login, and click Save. 8. If you are the Owner or Admin, you’ll see the option to require two-factor authentication for particular user types. Choose the user types you want, and click Save. 9. When you log in to MailChimp from now on, you must provide the two-factor authentication passcode before you can access MailChimp. To set up another device, repeat the steps above to connect your account to your authenticator app on that device. Disable Two-Factor Authentication To disconnect two-factor authentication, follow these steps. 1. Click your profile name and choose Account. 2. Click the Settings drop-down menu and choose Security. 3. Click the Settings drop-down menu and choose Security. ++++++********============*********+++++++++ I am on all the popular social media for you "Connect with me" Website: https://www.pagiest.com Weebly: http://ift.tt/2b6hYip Pinterest: http://ift.tt/2aMQU3M Facebook: http://ift.tt/2b6if4T Twitter: https://twitter.com/EmuBosskhan Blogger: http://ift.tt/2aMQN8q Medium: http://ift.tt/2b6i75l Wordpress: http://ift.tt/2aMQLxh

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