Two-factor authentication, or "2FA", is an extra check when you sign in: after your password you enter a short code from your phone.
The short answer
VertigoMe does not have its own two-factor authentication.
Your account is protected by how you signed in:
- Apple (iPhone only): by your Apple ID and its security settings.
- Google: by your Google account.
- Facebook: by your Facebook account.
- Email and password: by your VertigoMe password, plus your email account, because reset links go there.
What you can do
Use a strong, unique password
If you use email and password, make it long and do not use it anywhere else. See Changing your password.
Turn on 2FA where VertigoMe relies on it
If you sign in with Apple, Google or Facebook, turn on two-factor authentication in that account. It then protects your VertigoMe account too.
Apple ID: Settings app → your name → Sign-In & Security → Two-Factor Authentication.
Google account: go to myaccount.google.com → Security → 2-Step Verification.
Protect your email
Anyone who can read your email can reset your password. Turning on 2FA for your email account is a strong step.
If you think someone got into your account
If you see spins you did not log, or your name changed:
- Change your password straight away.
- Email help@vertigome.com so we can help secure the account.
