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Submit a request 1. Help Center 2. Dropbox Sign 3. Settings & Customizations ARTICLES IN THIS SECTION * Why does Dropbox Sign say my password appeared in a breach? * Dropbox Sign and HIPAA compliance * How to reset your Dropbox Sign password * How to change your preferred language * Data residency * Branding for Sub-Teams * Two-Factor Authentication - Google Authenticator * How to create and save signatures * Dropbox Sign SAML SSO configuration * How to add signer authentication to signature requests See more TWO-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION - GOOGLE AUTHENTICATOR Kate Hueter * 5 days ago * Updated Follow Dropbox Sign provides 2-Factor authentication for our paid subscriptions using SMS but all users have the ability to set up 2-Factor using Google Authenticator. Before you get started, if you don't already have the app, you will need to download Google's Authenticator from either iTunes or the Google Play store. Once you have the app follow the steps below. 1. Hover over your email address in the upper righthand corner of any screen in your account and click on Settings. 2. Click on the Profile tab of the settings menu. 3. Scroll down to the 2-FACTOR AUTHENTICATION section and click on Enable next to Google Authenticator. 4. A pop up window will appear with the barcode you'll need to scan. Open the Google Authenticator in your phone to scan the barcode. 5. Once scanned enter in the code which has been populated in your app and click verify. You will be given a one time code as a back up, please keep this in a safe place where you'll be able to locate it needed. *This feature is available to all users. * Facebook * Twitter * LinkedIn Was this article helpful? 158 out of 428 found this helpful Have more questions? Submit a request Return to top RELATED ARTICLES * SMS two-factor authentication * Getting Started Guide * How to create and save signatures * How to enable eSign Disclosure for your team * Team roles on API plans COMMENTS 0 comments Article is closed for comments. Help Center Privacy Policy Cookies & CCPA preferences English (US) Dansk Deutsch English (GB) Español (Latinoamérica) Español (España) Français (France) Bahasa Indonesia Italiano 日本語 한국어 Bahasa Melayu Nederlands Norsk Polski Português do Brasil Русский svenska 简体中文 繁體中文