Facebook so as to add extra account safety features subsequent 12 months

Facebook Inc discussed on (*12*) it will start allowing consumers to organize physically safety keys as a method to verify their identity previous than logging into the social group's mobile app, beginning subsequent 12 months.
Facebook Inc said on Tuesday it would start allowing users to set up physical security keys as a way to verify their identity before logging into the social network's mobile app, beginning next year.Original article
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