Sony has introduced two-step verification for PlayStation Network accounts, adding an optional layer of security to its online network.
Activating this new feature will require PSN users to input a verification code (sent via text message) in addition to their password upon signing into their account. Two-step verification is recommended for any password-protected account, as it provides an additional level of protection should an unwanted party obtain your password.
Those with PSN accounts can enable two-step verification through the PlayStation website.
Sony recently revealed it's raising the price of PlayStation Plus for yearly and three-month plans in the U.S. and Canada. A yearly subscription will now cost $60 USD/$70 CAD, with three-month memberships rising to $25 USD/$30 CAD.
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Activating this new feature will require PSN users to input a verification code (sent via text message) in addition to their password upon signing into their account. Two-step verification is recommended for any password-protected account, as it provides an additional level of protection should an unwanted party obtain your password.
Those with PSN accounts can enable two-step verification through the PlayStation website.
Sony recently revealed it's raising the price of PlayStation Plus for yearly and three-month plans in the U.S. and Canada. A yearly subscription will now cost $60 USD/$70 CAD, with three-month memberships rising to $25 USD/$30 CAD.
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