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The team at Friend.tech is taking a significant step towards bolstering user security by introducing a two-factor authentication password feature.
Users will also be prompted to set up a 2FA password when signing onto new devices, providing an additional barrier against potential attacks. Notably, neither the Friend.tech nor Privy teams can reset these 2FA passwords, placing the responsibility squarely in the hands of users.
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