Let’s walk through enabling two-factor authentication (2FA) for your Activision account on COD Black Ops 6. This extra layer of security keeps your account safer from unwanted access.
- Grab your controller, open up the game, and press “Start.”
- Head over to “Settings.”
- In “Settings,” look for “Account & Network.” Scroll down until you see the “Two-Factor Authentication” option. When you select it, a prompt will tell you that this setup happens on the Call of Duty website.
- Open a browser—your console’s browser works, or you can use a computer. Go to Google, type “Call of Duty login,” and hit search. Select the top result: “Call of Duty Login.”
- Sign in with your Activision account details—email and password. Or, pick from the gaming networks listed below if you prefer signing in that way.
- Once logged in, you’ll see a sidebar. Look for “Privacy & Security” on the left. Select it, then scroll down to find “Two-Factor Authentication.” Click “Enable 2FA.”
- Activision will send a code to your registered email. Hit “Send Code.” Check your email, copy the code, and return to the site. Enter the code and press “Submit.”
- Next, grab your smartphone or tablet and download an authenticator app like Google Authenticator or Microsoft Authenticator (both are free). Open the app, and either scan the QR code displayed on the Activision website or manually enter the code shown.
- In your authenticator app, you’ll see a fresh code. Enter this code on the Activision website and click “Activate.”
- Finally, restart your game. Your Activision account now has 2FA activated.
That’s it! This adds a strong layer of security to your COD Black Ops 6 account.