Once you’ve logged into your Twitch account on either mobile or desktop, head over to the settings cog by clicking/tapping your profile photo. This is in the top-left on mobile and top-right on desktop/ Now you’re in the settings menu, head over to the ‘Security and Privacy’ tab and click/tap.

Under the Security header, you’ll find how to set up 2FA on Twitch by selecting ‘Enable Two-Factor Authentication’. From here, you’ll need to enter your mobile phone number.

You will then receive a six-digit security code, put this into the required field. Once this is done, Twitch will ask you to use an authenticator app to confirm a one-time use code. For this, we chose Authy.

Once you have installed Authy onto your handset, this will prompt you with a push notification displaying a one-time access code whenever you log into Twitch. You can save your login information for 30 days on your chosen device if you want to, although we wouldn’t recommend it.