Beast Boy From Teen Titans Makes His Way To Fortnite
Beast Boy From Teen Titans Makes His Way To Fortnite
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Another Teen Titan is dropping into
Fortnite this week as Beast Boy joins Raven with his own bundle and a few other surprises. Starting on Thursday, May 13th, at 5pm PT, DC Comics Beast Boy will be added to the Item Shop, bringing with him all the items you see below which includes the Couch Titan Back Bling and BB s Bonk Bat Pickaxe. You ll also gain Beast Boy s built-in Go Ape Emote to transform into his Gorilla Form, which will give you the ability to go roaming through different parts of the island, but it doesn t make you any less inconspicuous. You ll also get a casual outfit with the Garfield Logan chill outfit. If you can t wait until the 13th, you can snag Beast Boy early by completing some tasks, which we have the info on that below.
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Google has announced that it will start to verify 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) users on their accounts and they also plan to turn the 2FA feature on for everyone.
The Two-Factor Authentication feature is designed to make your account more secure and a good way to reduce hacking attempts on your Google account.
Today we ask people who have enrolled in two-step verification (2SV) to confirm it’s really them with a simple tap via a Google prompt on their phone whenever they sign in. Soon we’ll start automatically enrolling users in 2SV if their accounts are appropriately configured. (You can check the status of your account in our Security Checkup). Using their mobile device to sign in gives people a safer and more secure authentication experience than passwords alone.
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When people ask me for security tips, I give them the basics. One is a strong and long password with upper and lower case letters, numbers, and special characters. (No, “Passw0rd!” is not good enough.) Each password should also be unique to each account (We love a good password manager!). And you always use two-factor authentication, or 2FA. (Don’t be like me, who didn’t have 2FA on her bank account until a hacker wired $13,000 out of it.) But the type of 2FA you use is also increasingly important.
How to set up two-factor authentication for your Apple ID and iCloud account
It only takes a minute or two to set up.
body>If you aren t using two-factor authentication to protect your Apple ID and iCloud account, you really should do it. In the past, hackers claimed to have millions of stolen iCloud credentials are demanded Apple pay a ransom (ZDNet obtained a sample set of credentials and determined they were real). So even as Apple does what it can to protect your data, events like this though unlikely–can happen.
But guess what? Using two-factor authentication should protect you completely. It s easy to set up, so take a minute and do it now.