Tip!: Some authenticators such as “Authy” or “1Password” support syncing data across devices. Any app that uses the standard TOTP protocol should work fine. You’ll need a compatible authenticator app on your phone, tablet, or computer. You’ll see an option to do so, if the address isn’t already verified.Īfter confirming your account password, you’ll see a screen that has a QR code and some instructions. You also need to have confirmed/verified your email address. That means that if you only use Apple/Facebook/Google to sign in to your account, you may need to first create/set a password on your Account page. Note: Before you can enable 2FA, your Plex account does need a separate password. There, you can use the Enable button to open a modal and start setting up 2FA for your account. On that page, you’ll find a Two-Factor Authentication section, which you can open up. To enable two-factor authentication on your Plex account, first sign in and visit your Account page. How to Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)
You should not join another Plex Home or add anyone to your own Plex Home that you do not live with and do not trust with account access. Warning: If you are part of a Plex Home, then there will not be any extra prompt for 2FA when switching between members of the Home. Once you’ve enabled 2FA, you will then need both your account password and the secondary authentication when you sign in to your account in a Plex app or on the website. a verification code from an authenticator app). This makes it so that you need two separate “factors” to be able to sign in to the account: both the regular account password as well as an independent form of authentication that only you know (e.g. To help protect your Plex account from unauthorized access, you can enable two-factor authentication (also often referred to as “2-Factor Auth” or “2FA”).
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