The iPhone maker going to implement two-factor password verification for all Apple ID’s, Google and Twitter already applied this two-factor security verification. The two-factor authentication system requires two pieces to verify the identity of the user, one a password, and the other a device with the user, just like Mobile phones.
When user signing to their it will send 4 Digit password to their mobile phone via SMS, this can use for the purpose of logging in to iTunes, App Store, or bookstore purchase of a new device. Users are given a 14-digit recovery code to use if they ever forget their password or lose access to their authorized devices.
This two-step verification will provide a solution for present Security issue with Apple ID’s, this also improves the professional perception about Apple ID’s.
Following is the step to implement Two-Step Verification:-
1. Sign in at My Apple ID.
2.Choose "Password and Security" and go into in the answers to your security questions.
3.Below "Two-Step Verification," pick "Get Started" and go behind the instructions on screen.
4.You should see the devices you're using. If not, allow "Find My iPhone" on your device (Settings > iCloud). Tick "Verify" and it'll send you a four digit figure.
5.In the subsequent step you'll get a recovery key. Print or mark this down and keep it in a safe place. This is the only way to recover access to your account if you lose the password.
6.Corroborate your recovery key, and then click "Enable Two-Factor Authentication."
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