Editorial policy
How 2faauth.work researches, writes, reviews and corrects its articles.
2faauth.work publishes guides about two-factor authentication (2FA) and online account security. This page explains how our articles are made and what you can expect from them.
Our purpose
We write practical, plain-language guides that help people protect their own accounts. We do not publish content that explains how to break into, bypass or take over accounts that belong to someone else.
How articles are made
- Every article starts from a real question readers have about 2FA or account security.
- Drafts are prepared with the help of AI writing tools. A person reads every draft, corrects mistakes, removes anything that cannot be supported and decides whether it is published.
- We do not invent statistics, quotes, studies or product features. When we are unsure about a fact, we leave it out.
- Articles are written for readers first. We do not stuff pages with keywords or publish thin filler to increase the number of pages.
Accuracy and corrections
Security advice changes over time. We update articles when instructions or recommendations change, and the date of the last update is shown on the article. If you find an error, write to — and we will review it promptly.
Advertising
The site may show ads provided by Google AdSense next to our articles. Ads are labelled, appear only on articles and never on the code generator page. Advertisers do not influence what we write, and we do not publish paid reviews or sponsored recommendations.
Translations
Articles may be available in several languages. Translations are prepared with AI tools and checked before publication. The original language of each article is its reference version.
Contact
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