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New Call of Duty accounts will require two-factor authentication heading into Modern Warfare 4

Call of Duty says email will be the default for most players, with SMS required for free-to-play players on PC.

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Call of Duty says new accounts will require two-factor authentication through SMS, email or an authenticator app. Email will be the default for most players, while free-to-play players on PC will need SMS. Players will also be asked to verify their identity when playing on a new platform, changing their password or making other sensitive account changes.

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Call of Duty@CallofDutyProtect your account. Protect your progress. Help protect fair play. Account security is another layer in making Call of Duty harder to abuse. Heading into Modern Warfare 4, we’re continuing to strengthen account verification: - New accounts will require 2FA through SMS, email or an authenticator app. Email will be the default for most players, while SMS will be required for free-to-play players on PC. - We’ll also ask you to verify it’s you when playing on a new platform, changing your password or making other sensitive account changes.59m
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    Call of Duty@CallofDutyProtect your account. Protect your progress. Help protect fair play. Account security is another layer in making Call of Duty harder to abuse. Heading into Modern Warfare 4, we’re continuing to strengthen account verification: - New accounts will require 2FA through SMS, email or an authenticator app. Email will be the default for most players, while SMS will be required for free-to-play players on PC. - We’ll also ask you to verify it’s you when playing on a new platform, changing your password or making other sensitive account changes.59m
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