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# Manage sign-in methods

You can access your UpNote account using any of these sign-in methods:

1. Email and password
2. [Sign in with Google](/get-started/manage-your-account/sign-in-with-2fa.md)
3. [Sign in with Apple](/get-started/manage-your-account/sign-in-with-2fa.md)

At any time, you can add or change your sign-in methods and they will be applied on all your devices. 

### Add a sign-in method

* Go to **`Settings`** > **`My Account`** > **`Manage Sign-in Methods`**
* To add the option to sign in with Google/Apple, click **`Connect`** and enter your current password to proceed.

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* To add the option to sign in email and password, click **`Connect`** .If you already have a lock password, please enter it to proceed. Then, enter your new email and password to set up this sign-in method for your account.

### Remove a sign-in method

* Go to **`Settings`** > **`My Account`** > **`Manage Sign-in Methods`**
* Click  **`Disconnect`** to remove a sign-in method. You need to have at least 2 sign-in methods in order to remove one.&#x20;


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