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Nintendo Switch two-factor security: How to turn it on (and why)

Nintendo Switch two-factor security: How to turn it on (and why)

Posted on April 21, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

If you’re a Switch owner and you haven’t turned on two-factor authentication for your Nintendo account yet, you might want to do so. Having two-factor authentication turned on is a good idea regardless, but there are reports from Switch owners that unsavory types are attempting to log into their Nintendo accounts and potentially making purchases using saved payment information.
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