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Duo Intro
Swarthmore uses Duo two-factor authentication to help you keep your Swarthmore account secure. This kind of authentication requires something you know (like your account username and password) coupled with something you have (a device registered with the service such as your cell phone). Requiring interaction with a device you have with you ensures that only you are able to access your account, even if your password were to be compromised. For more information about Duo please visit our Getting Started with Duo page. The first time you log into your Swarthmore account you will be prompted to register a device for Duo. For step-by-step instructions on how the registration process works, plus helpful tips for different device types please visit our Duo Device Registration pagepage on adding and managing devices in Duo.
It is highly recommended that you register more than one device with Duo to make sure you never have an issue logging into your account.One great backup option is to send yourself 10 passcodes via text message that you can use to authenticate with Duo should your regular device get lost/stolen, broken, or replaced. Sending yourself passcodes requires that you already have a device registered with Duo that is able to accept text messages.
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