For example, if you use the Snapchat app on your Android, you can set up two-factor authentication with SMS to add an extra layer of security. For those who don’t know, Two Factor authentication adds a second login step to your existing username and password. When you set up Two-Factor Authentication with SMS on Snapchat, you will be asked to enter a login code sent to your phone number. When Snapchat detects a new login device, it automatically sends an SMS containing the login code to your phone number. Also Read: How to Share Your Live Location With Friends on Snapchat
Steps to Enable Two-Factor Authentication on Snapchat
Only after entering the secret login code you will be able to sign in to your Snapchat account. Hence, this article will share a step-by-step guide to setting up and enabling two-factor authentication with SMS on the Snapchat application. Let’s check out.
- First of all, open the Snapchat app on your smartphone. Next, log in to the account and tap on your profile avatar. 
- On the My profile page, tap on the Settings icon in the top-left corner. 
- On the Settings screen, scroll down and tap on the Two-Factor Authentication. 
- On the Two-Factor Authentication screen, tap on the Continue button. 
- On the next screen, tap on the Text Verification option. 
6. Now, Snapchat will automatically send a verification code to your registered phone number.
- You need to verify the code. On the next screen, Snapchat will ask you to generate a recovery code. You can use the recovery code if you lose access to your phone number. Tap on the Generate button to generate a recovery code. 
- Now, Snapchat will generate a recovery code. Simply note down the code in a safe place and tap on the I wrote it down button. 
- Once done, you will see a confirmation screen like the one shown below. 
That’s it! This will enable Two-Factor authentication on your Snapchat account. So, this guide is about setting up two-factor authentication with SMS on Snapchat. You can also enable two-factor authentication on Signal Private Messenger. If you are stuck somewhere in the steps, let us know in the comments.








