Enter the current code shown on to verify the process and to ensure the token generator works. You’ll now see a one-time password generator, creating six-digit codes every 30 seconds. The iPhone camera will pop up within 1Password-just point your phone at the QR code on then hit done.ħ. Find your Twitter login (create one if you don’t already have one), hit ‘edit’ and then tap the green ‘+’ icon next to ‘Add new one-time password’, then tap the QR code icon:Ħ. Go grab your iPhone and launch 1Password. Next, you’ll see a QR code pop up on the screen. From here, you’ll want to click ‘Set up’ under ‘Mobile Security app’ (the screenshot below says Edit because I already set mine up):Ĥ. From here, click on Account, then go to Security and click ‘Review your login verification methods’:ģ. Login to and click on your profile icon, then click Settings and privacy.Ģ. This method is preferred since if you get a new phone number or device, you won’t need to set it up again as it will stay within 1Password (one of the best password managers out there).ġ. Here’s how to setup your Twitter account to start using 1Password’s built in one-time password generator. This means you can now disable SMS verification codes (which can be compromised if someone takes over your mobile number) and rather use a third party app, such as 1Password (your 1Password vault can be stored in iCloud), which has a built-in one-time password token generator. Today Twitter announced new methods for users to secure their accounts, now supporting third party apps for setting up two-factor authentication.

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