Want a seriously cool emote to flex without spending any V-Bucks? All you need to do is enable Fortnite 2FA - that's short for two-factor authentication - and the Boogiedown emote will be your new ...

Popular online games are usually juicy targets for hackers, and “Fortnite” is no exception. So developer Epic Games is encouraging players to improve their security by giving away a free emote to ...

The Fortnite team today announced it’d be offering a “Boogie Down” emote to those of its consumers who enabled two-factor authentication on their accounts. This creative way of incentivizing security ...

Fortnite players may have seen that the new Boogie Down emote can be unlocked for free by enabling 2FA (also called two-factor authentication) on their Epic account. Below, we'll tell you how to ...

In order to enable Two Factor Authentication on any of your accounts, you need to first ensure that it is linked to your Epic Games Store Account. You can do so by simply heading to Epic Games Store ...

Those who keep up with Fortnite news may know that a contest to choose a dance for the Boogie Down emote started back in March, and now that the contest is over and the emote has been made, it’s only ...

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Two-factor authentication (2FA) and multi-factor authentication (MFA) is actually pretty important for account security. In the modern-day hackers and scammers has countless methods to try and access ...

With more than 80 million players logging onto "Fortnite" each month, old accounts with lots of cosmetics and V-Bucks stocked up are becoming ripe targets for hackers. Because of that, enabling ...

As Fortnite's popularity has grown, player's accounts have become targets for attackers who want to steal access and run up fake charges. One way to combat this is by enabling two-factor ...

Confused about how to enable Fornite's 2FA system? It's not so complicated. For as long as humans use computers and the internet to handle account data, there will be need for added security.