# Two-factor authentication

In this guide we will tell you how to set up 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) in Incogniton. This will make your browser profiles even more secure. The only thing you need is a mobile phone and an authenticator application such as Microsoft Authenticator or Google Authenticator.

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#### Request a token

The first thing you need to do is request a token. Go the the [my-account section](https://www.incogniton.com/my-account) on the website and login. Navigate to the section ‘2FA Token’ and hit the button ‘Request a new token’. After that, you should be able to generate a token with a 2FA application such as Microsoft Authenticator.

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#### Enter the 2FA code when logging in

Once you have completed the steps above, login into the Incogniton application and the 2FA validation screen will pop up. Fill in the 6 digits from the authenticator application and Incogniton will open.

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If you still have any questions about how to set up 2FA, don’t hesitate to contact our [support team](https://incogniton.com/contact/).
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