Samsung is great except for their lack of security for your account when phoning in. My ex-Fiance did this to me. And I had to do this to get my account back. But it's so easy for someone to take over your samsung account.Al they need to m know is your birthdate, name and email, and then they can get ALL your Samsung account details transferred over to a new email address. Not secure at all!!
anyone with access to your phone can enter in the 2 factor authentication code sent via text msg lol. **bleep** dont even need access to the physical phone. but it is better than just a password
rule one don't share passwords. a wife can because an ex in a day! also limit the use of the same password. make them long also and use things like +×÷=/_@! no joke.
an email is a gateway to everything. I can get more information and into more stuff with your email over your Facebook and Instagram combine, just a tip. I hope you have learned a lesson it's not samsung fault it's the user's fault. :)
I never shared her any passwords though. i dont trust anyone for the most part with my passwords except my close close family. even then dont hand out any email passwo3fs or account passwords
I'm sorry for the inconvenience. As suggested by @Shaggyskunk1, please enable the two-step verification under the Samsung account, this will help you to keep your data secure.
Open settings >> Acoounts and backup >> Accounts >> Sasmung account >> password and security >> toggle on two step verification.
@CHMultimedia SMS is better than not using SMS - UnLikely that an X knows how to SIM Swap or **bleep** / clone Phone numbers - But you're right - Google Authenticator or Authy is more secure than SMS.
"H-A-C-K" is a censored word??? What about **bleep**?
