Two-Factor Authentication is an awesome feature that adds an almost insurmountable second layer of security to any online account that supports it.
And luckily, most online services do support it nowadays.
In a nutshell, Two-Factor Authentication works by requiring anyone trying to log into an account to enter a security code received via either an SMS text message or an authenticator app before being allowed to log in to your account.
That makes your account a lot more secure because anyone trying to log into it would need physical access to your mobile phone in order to receive the security code.
Question from Angie:
Do you have an iPhone with a limited data plan that always seems to run out before the end of the month? If so, you’re not alone.
It seems like Facebook is constantly making changes to our Newsfeeds. Every once in a while they’ll make a change I actually like, but most of their changes end up irritating me in some way.