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How to enable MFA for local accounts

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Updated Oct 14, 2025
  1. Select the profile dropdown option from the top right of the screen
  2. Select "Enable MFA"
  3. Select Authenticator app (Email Verification is not supported yet comming soon)
  4. You will need an MFA app on your device, Microsoft Authenticator works well on Apple and Android sites and can be downloaded from the app or play store.
  5. Using your device scan the QR code in the authenticator app and follow the on screen prompts

Authenticator App – Apps on Google Play

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