What You SHOULD Use: Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) We’ll explain more in the Password Management section.
Please use separate passwords on all your accounts throughout the internet. Since it’s sent to your email inbox, it may not help much if your email password happens to be the same as your Discord account password (which is very bad for all sorts of reasons). You click “Verify Login” and then Discord lets you in. When you sign in from a new location that you haven’t used Discord at recently and you don't have 2FA enabled, we'll send out a Login Verification email that you can use to confirm the login location. What Everyone Gets to Start: Login Verification Emails Read on for a quick explainer of how each of these features protect your account, plus some general security tips at the bottom of this post. To start, any Discord account with a verified email address (so, basically all of ‘em) and no other security options enabled will receive Login Verification Emails if they try and sign in on a new location or device.įurthermore, to make your account effectively impenetrable, you should absolutely enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and consider SMS Backup Authentication in case something goes wrong. On Discord, you’ve got a few options at your disposal to keep your account secure. Over the years, baddies on nearly every social platform have gotten a bit more crafty when it comes to taking over accounts.
That’s why it’s important to keep your Discord account safe and secure, so you can always stay connected to the ones you care about the most. It’s how your day can transform from just another Tuesday night to one of your most cherished memories. A Discord account is more than just your username and avatar: it’s your digital key to talking the night away with some of your closest friends and favorite communities.
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