WPS Two-Step Verification on macOS FAQ

Common questions about WPS Two-Step Verification usually focus on sign-in checks, verification code delivery, and security setting management; this section includes 4 FAQs and 3 glossary terms.

FAQ

Do I need to verify every time after turning on Two-Step Verification?

1. Two-Step Verification is mainly used to improve account protection during sign-in on a new device.
2. When you sign in on a new device, complete the extra verification step as prompted.
3. On devices you use regularly, whether verification appears again depends on the sign-in environment and account security checks.

What should I do if I do not receive the verification code?

1. Check whether the bound email address is correct and can receive messages normally.
2. Check the spam folder or mail filtering rules to make sure the message was not blocked.
3. Return to the verification page, send the code again, and complete the verification process.

Why is it recommended to turn on Two-Step Verification?

1. Two-Step Verification adds another identity check in addition to your password.
2. Even if the password is exposed, it adds another barrier to unauthorized sign-in.
3. It is a practical account protection setting for people who store personal files and account information in WPS services.

Why might Two-Step Verification be turned on automatically?

1. When an account shows security risk signals, extra protection measures may be applied.
2. Open Personal Center and Security Settings to check the current status.
3. If you need to adjust it, complete identity verification and then turn it off or set it again.

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