Instructions for creating 2-layer security for GoDaddy accounts
If you are using a domain account, GoDaddy hosting is best, you should enable this 2-layer security feature, to be safer when administering the system.
In the following article, we will introduce you to the basic steps to enable 2-layer security (or 2 steps verification - authentication ) for GoDaddy accounts. See more articles:
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For new accounts created on GoDaddy, the company has the option to enable this 2-layer security feature, but for those who have not enabled 2 step authentication , follow the steps below:
- Log in to the GoDaddy admin account.
- Go to Settings> Account Security Settings > you will see a 2-step authentication section , click Manage :
- Click on Add Authentication:
- Enter your phone number, if in Vietnam, change the phone number to +84 as shown below.Then click Continue:
- GoDaddy will send a confirmation code via the registered phone number, in 6-digit form:
- If you want to remove this security layer, you should do the same, now will appear the Remove button instead of Continue as shown above
Good luck!
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