Two-step verification
Two-step verification asks for a code from an authenticator app every time you sign in, so a stolen email inbox alone isn’t enough to get into your Syntic account.
| Article | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Set up two-step verification | Turning it on in Settings → Security, and what sign-in looks like |
| Recovery codes | The 10 single-use backup codes, and how to regenerate them |
| Use an email code as a backup | The optional email fallback and its limits |
| Lost your phone or authenticator | Getting back in and replacing the authenticator |
| Turn off two-step verification | Removing an authenticator, and when you can’t |
| Two-step verification in the Console | The developer Console’s setup and sign-in screen |
| Confirm it’s you for sensitive actions | Extra checks for keys, deletion and app requests |
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