Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds a layer of security to your account and helps ensure only you have access to your Neo email account.

Read on to learn more about using 2FA for your Neo account.

1. Setting Up Two Factor Authentication
2. Editing your Two Factor Authentication

How to set up 2FA

Setting up 2FA on your account ensures your email remains safe and secure. Follow the steps listed below to get started with it.

1. On the Neo client, click on Settings (gear icon) in the top right corner. Go to Preferences > Security.

2.  Click the “Set up now” button.

3. Verify your identity by entering your account password.

4. If you are currently using an authenticator app, click on “I have an authenticator app.”
In case this is the first time you are ever using 2FA, you can download any one of the popular authenticators listed below:       

• Google Authenticator (Available on Android & iOS)
• Microsoft Authenticator (Available on Android & iOS)
• Authy (Available on Android & iOS)
• Zoho OneAuth (Available on Android & iOS)

5. Set up 2FA in your authenticator app either by scanning the QR code or using the setup key and click on “Next.” 

6. Enter the 6-digit code shown in your authenticator app and click on “Verify.” 

7. Once verified, you can choose to email or copy your recovery codes. We strongly suggest keeping a copy of your recovery codes or emailing them to your alternate email address. These recovery codes will be required for login if you don't have the authenticator app handy. 

8. Complete! You have now successfully configured 2FA for your account

Note: To protect your account, accessing email via 3rd party clients like Gmail or Outlook will be blocked when Two-Factor Authentication is enabled. 

How to edit 2FA Settings

Once you have set up 2FA, you can change the authenticator app, view security codes, or disable 2FA at any point in time. 

To go to the 2FA settings, please follow the below steps. 

1. Click on Settings in the top right corner. 
2. Click on Preferences > Security > Manage.
3. Enter your password to edit the 2FA configuration.

You can manage your 2FA settings to change the authenticator app or to view your recovery codes.

We hope this was helpful.