Setting Up Two Factor Authentication (2FA)
Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security for your Statusbrew account. Whenever you log in to your account, after entering your email address and password, you will be asked for an authentication code from your smartphone using the Google Authenticator app.
Two-factor authentication can only be set up on the web version of Statusbrew, but when it is turned on, it will apply whenever you sign in to both the web and the Statusbrew mobile app.
How To Set Up Two Factor Authentication (2FA) On Your Statusbrew Account?
Any user can optionally enable or disable 2FA for their login.
The user needs to have Google Authenticator installed on their iOS or Android device. Learn more here.
Click on your Profile Avatar from the bottom left of your Statusbrew dashboard and select Your account.
Select Security settings from the left side nav.
Toggle on Enable Two-factor authentication (2FA). The Set up your authenticator app dialog box will open.
Open the Google Authenticator app on your phone and scan the QR code displayed on your screen. Then, click Next.
Once scanned, the Google Authenticator app will display a 6 digit code. Enter this code and click Verify.
You will now receive a confirmation prompt.
If you lose your phone, there's a possibility you could get locked out of your Statusbrew account. Please contact Statusbrew’s Support Team for recovering your account in such cases.
If your codes aren’t working, see the Google help article on Fix common issues with two-step verification.
How To Disable Two Factor Authentication (2FA) On Your Statusbrew Account?
Although not recommended, you can disable two-factor authentication anytime on your Statusbrew account.
Click on your Profile Avatar from the bottom left of your Statusbrew dashboard and select Your account.
Select Security settings from the left side nav.
Toggle off Enable Two-factor authentication (2FA) to revoke the access.
How Do I Log In To My Statusbrew Account Once Two Factor Authentication (2FA) Is Enabled?
Once two-factor authentication is configured, any time you try to log in to Statusbrew on the web or on mobile, you get prompted for a verification code to verify your identity after you type in your password.
Using Google Authenticator
Google Authenticator generates time-based verification codes that you’ll need to enter when prompted by Statusbrew during login. These codes refresh every few seconds, so make sure your phone is nearby when logging in.