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description: Manage your password, two-factor authentication, and active sessions
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# Security

The **Settings > Security** page is where you control how your account is protected. You can set or update your password, enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for an extra layer of security, and review or revoke active sessions across your devices.

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## Password

The **Password** section shows whether a password is currently set on your account (indicated by a row of bullet dots).

- If no password is set, click **Set password** to create one.
- If a password already exists, click **Update password** to change it.

Both actions open a modal where you can enter your **current password** (if one exists), your **new password**, and a **confirmation** of the new password.

!!! info

    If you signed up via Google or Microsoft OAuth and have never set a password, you can use **Set password** to add one. This gives you an additional sign-in option.


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## Two-factor authentication

Two-factor authentication adds a second verification step when signing in, protecting your account even if your password is compromised. When enabled, an **On** badge is displayed in green. If 2FA is not active, a warning indicator and **Not enabled** label are shown instead.

### Setting up 2FA

1. Click **Set up two-factor authentication**.
2. Open your authenticator app (such as Google Authenticator, Authy, or 1Password) and scan the QR code displayed on screen.
3. Enter the **6-digit code** generated by your authenticator app to verify the setup.
4. Save your **backup codes** — copy them to a safe place before continuing. These codes let you access your account if you ever lose access to your authenticator app.
5. Click **Done** to complete the setup.

!!! warning

    Backup codes are shown only once. Store them somewhere secure — for example, a password manager or printed in a safe location. Each backup code can only be used once.


### Removing 2FA

To disable two-factor authentication, click the **Remove** button in the Two-factor authentication section. You will be asked to confirm before 2FA is turned off.

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## Active devices

The **Active devices** section lists all sessions currently signed in to your account. Each entry shows:

- **Device type** — represented by an icon (desktop, mobile, etc.)
- **Browser** — name and version (e.g. Chrome 124)
- **IP address** — the IP the session originated from
- **Location** — approximate location based on IP
- **Last active** — when the session was last used

To sign out a session you don't recognize or no longer need, click **Sign out** next to that device.

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!!! info

    Your current session is labeled **This device** and cannot be signed out from this page. To end your current session, use the sign-out option in the navigation menu.