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# Adding Google Authenticator

Step 1: Select the "Profile" icon at the top left corner to enter the "User Center", then choose "Security Settings".

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Step 2: Select "Google Authenticator".

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Step 3: In the "Google Authenticator" app, enter the "Key" or "Scan the QR code", then after successfully adding it, enter the "Verification Code".&#x20;

In the Google Authenticator app, tap on the "+" icon at the top right corner (for Android, tap on the bottom right corner), then enter the key or scan the QR code. After successful addition, you will receive a set of valid verification codes. Please input them before the time limit expires.

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