SMS two-factor authentication adds a second verification step to account sign-ins by sending a temporary code to a registered mobile phone. It offers an accessible layer of protection beyond passwords, helping reduce the risk of unauthorized access.
However, SMS two-factor authentication is not immune to threats such as SIM-swapping and intercepted messages. Understanding its advantages and limitations can help consumers choose appropriate security measures for their digital accounts.
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