By Staff Reporter , Updated Jul 05, 2021 08:37 PM EDT
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Twitter adds another way to activate the social networking site s multifactor authentication thru the help of a security key. It was after the social media website approves the use of the said peripheral for security purposes.
According to Android Police, users can now log in to their accounts on Twitter with the help of USB, Bluetooth, or NFC-based security keys.
Before this, Twitter revealed last December of 2020 that they are considering the use of security keys as means for their multifactor authentication, then last March of this year, they allow those who had multiple security keys to enroll and log in for both its Web Version and the Mobile Version.
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