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One of the best ways to protect your Discord account is by activating two-factor authentication (also known as 2FA). This wikiHow will teach you how to disable two-factor authentication on Discord, which will work similarly across all platforms (the web browser, desktop client, and mobile app).

  1. Launch Discord or go to https://discord.com/channels/@me . If you have the desktop program or the mobile app, you could use either of those. The app's icon looks like a game controller on a light blue background.
    • If you're not signed in to Discord, follow the on-screen instructions to sign in now.
    • You will need either your 6-digit authentication code or one of your 8-digit backup codes, to disable 2FA. [1]
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  3. You'll see this under the header "Two-Factor Authentication. [2]
  4. Use the authentication code you see in your authentication app (such as Authy or Google Authenticator) or that you received through SMS. This disables 2FA for your account.
    • If you don't have your phone, you can use one of the 8-digit backup codes you received when you enabled 2FA. They might be in a file on your computer called "discord_backup_codes.txt."
    • If you don't have access to your phone and didn't save your backup codes, there is no way to disable 2FA and you'll need to create a new Discord account.
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      1. Launch Discord or go to https://discord.com/channels/@me .
      2. Click the gear icon.
      3. Click Remove 2FA .
      4. Enter your 6-digit authentication code or an 8-digit backup code.
      5. Click Remove 2FA .

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