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Twitter Quietly Added Support for Two-Factor Authentication Apps

Users can now use third-party authenticator apps to protect their accounts

By Brandy Shaul

April 17, 2017

Twitter quietly released support for third-party two-factor authentication applications, Android Police reports. A Twitter developer told Android Police this feature has been live since “late last year or early this year.”

Brandy Shaul

Brandy is a freelance writer for Adweek's SocialProDaily covering social media, gaming, apps and platforms.

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