Nintendo recently reported that it has found unauthorized logins on about 160,000 user accounts, which prompted the company to reset passwords and encourage users to use 2-step verification on their accounts. But how do you do that? Let us help you.
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A 2-step verification (also known as two-factor authentication or 2FA) adds an extra layer of security to your account.
The first layer of security is your username and password. If both information is correct, that will trigger the second layer which is a code or notification that is sent to an email account or device. Once the code is verified, you can now access your account.
In other words, it’s like having two different keys for two different locks on your door. If ever the first key is stolen, no one can open the door unless they have access to the second key.
A list of backup codes will appear. Click “Copy” to copy all the codes, then paste them somewhere safe.
Once set, you can return to the “Two-step verification settings” section to review the backup codes and remove the 2-step restriction.
And there you have it. Every time you need to log in to your Nintendo Account, just input your user name and password, enter the code from your Google Authenticator app, and you’re good to go.
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