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# Sign in with 2FA

If you want to use **two-factor authentication** (**2FA**) for your UpNote account, we highly recommend using “**Sign in with Google**” or “**Sign in with Apple**”. 

* Security is already built in to Sign in with Apple with [two-factor authentication](https://support.apple.com/kb/HT204915). If you use an Apple device, you can sign in and re-authenticate with Face ID or Touch ID anytime. 
* If you use "Sign in with Google", you may already have enabled 2FA for your Google account or you can set up the 2-step verification following [this guide](https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185839?hl=en\&co=GENIE.Platform%3DAndroid).

If you are currently signed in with email and password, you can add the “**Sign in with Google**” or “**Sign in with Apple**” method from **Settings > My Account > Manage Sign-in Methods**

**→**[Manage sign-in methods](/get-started/manage-your-account/manage-sign-in-methods.md#add-a-sign-in-method)

**→**[Manage sign-in methods](/get-started/manage-your-account/manage-sign-in-methods.md#remove-a-sign-in-method)


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